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Title Added Status Last reviewed
Breadcrumb Component
v2.0.0
Active
2019-01-16

Indicates the current position within a navigation hierarchy.

Breadcrumb

Basic Usage

<adf-breadcrumb
    [target]="documentList">
</adf-breadcrumb>

Class members

Properties

Name Type Default value Description
folderNode Node null Active node, builds UI based on folderNode.path.elements collection.
maxItems number Maximum number of nodes to display before wrapping them with a dropdown element.
readOnly boolean false If true, prevents the user from navigating away from the active node.
root string null (optional) Name of the root element of the breadcrumb. You can use this property to rename "Company Home" to "Personal Files" for example. You can use an i18n resource key for the property value.
rootId string null (optional) The id of the root element. You can use this property to set a custom element the breadcrumb should start with.
target DocumentListComponent (optional) Document List component to operate with. The list will update when the breadcrumb is clicked.
transform Function Transformation to be performed on the chosen/folder node before building the breadcrumb UI. Can be useful when custom formatting is needed for the breadcrumb. You can change the path elements from the node that are used to build the breadcrumb using this function.

Events

Name Type Description
navigate EventEmitter<PathElement> Emitted when the user clicks on a breadcrumb.

Details

The maxItems property sets the maximum number of "crumbs" in the breadcrumb trail. If the actual path contains more nodes than this then the earliest items in the path will be removed and kept in a menu as with the Dropdown breadcrumb component.

Using the transform function

The function supplied in the transform property lets you modify the Node object that the component uses to find the "crumbs" for the list. You can use this, for example, to remove unwanted items from the list by altering the node's path.elements property.

Below is an example of how you might do this with the Content Node Selector component. In this case, you pass the transform function via the breadcrumbTransform property of ContentNodeSelectorComponentData during initialization:

    const data: ContentNodeSelectorComponentData = {
        title: title,
        actionName: action,
        currentFolderId: contentEntry.parentId,
        imageResolver: this.imageResolver.bind(this),
        rowFilter : this.rowFilter.bind(this, contentEntry.id),
        isSelectionValid: this.hasEntityCreatePermission.bind(this),
        breadcrumbTransform: this.changeBreadcrumbPath.bind(this), // here is the transform function
        select: select
    };

    this.openContentNodeDialog(data, 'adf-content-node-selector-dialog', '630px');

A transform function to remove the "Sites" folder from the path would look something like this:

    private changeBreadcrumbPath(node: Node) {

        if (node && node.path && node.path.elements) {
            const elements = node.path.elements;

            if (elements.length > 1) {
                if (elements[1].name === 'Sites') {
                    elements.splice(1, 1);
                }
            }
        }

        return node;
    }

Below, the breadcrumb is shown before and after the transform function is applied:

Content Node Selector breadcrumbTransform before/after screenshot

See also