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Changes how a single result is rendered within an input-view.

When enabled, you can render the details of a single item in an input view by calling a layout, layout-match, or macro, both when there is only a single item to display and when diving into the details page of an item from selection-of. You should make sure to handle the case of rendering a single item (size(this)==1), like in the example below:

// When enabled

input-view {
  match-pattern: MyResult (this)

  message (...)

  render {
    if (size(this) == 0) {
      // render a form
    } else-if (size(this) == 1) {
      layout {
        select-button-text (select me)
        section {
          ...
        }
      }
    } else {
      selection-of (this) {
        where-each (result) {
          ...
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

When disabled, then an input-view like below calls out to a corresponding result-view to render the layout for a single result when selecting an item from the selection list.

// When disabled

input-view {
  match-pattern: MyResult (this)

  message (...)

  render {
    if (size(this) == 0) {
      // render a form
    } else {
      selection-of (this) {
        where-each (result) {
          ...
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

This runtime flag is enabled by default in the following runtime versions:

• runtime version 2
• runtime version 3
• runtime version 4
• runtime version 5
• runtime version 6
• runtime version 7
• runtime version 8
• runtime version 9

Example

capsule {
  runtime-version (1) {
    overrides {
      use-input-views-for-selection-list-detail (true)
    }
  }
}