Dropdown
The Dropdown element in Procesio Forms functions as an action menu trigger rather than a selection input — it is a button-like component that expands…
The Dropdown element in Procesio Forms functions as an action menu trigger rather than a selection input — it is a button-like component that expands to reveal a list of actions or navigation items when clicked. Think of it as a grouped action toolbar: a single compact control that exposes multiple related operations without cluttering the form surface.
It supports an extensive icon library (Material Icons), allowing each dropdown entry to be visually identified at a glance. Like all elements in Procesio Forms, its label, icon, visibility, and interactivity are fully controllable via the data model at runtime — useful for showing context-sensitive action sets based on the current state of a record or process.
Key Use Cases
• Grouping related actions (View, Edit, Delete) under a single button to save space
• Dynamically updating available actions based on user role or record status at runtime
• Providing contextual navigation options (e.g., Open Related Task, View History)
• Implementing overflow menus in compact form layouts
Runtime API — Attributes in Procesio Forms
All attributes below are accessible and modifiable at runtime via the element's data model in Procesio Forms — on any available event such as onLoad, onClick, or custom triggers.
| API Name | Description | Type | Default | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| label | The dropdown trigger button's display text | string | — | — |
| icon | Material Icon name displayed on the dropdown button | string|null | — | See icon list in docs |
| tooltip | Tooltip text shown on hover | string | — | — |
| infotext | Supplementary info displayed near the element | string | — | — |
| readonly | If true, the dropdown is non-interactive | boolean | false | — |
| visible | Controls element visibility | boolean | true | — |
| name | Unique element name | string | — | — |
| id | Unique element ID | string | — | — |
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