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At this point, you understand how to use explorer and UI
map zones to construct portals
In this section, we'll describe additional functionality that
exists to help you construct an efficient and pleasant user
interface experience
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UI Map
Complete
HTML
Document
Used in BPA scripts
and display-only map
zones
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HTML
Fragment
Used for filters in
query zones
This is a fragment,
notice how there is
no head and body
Notice how the Start Date and End Date are next to
each other. This is the only way you can tell that this
query zone's filter area was rendered with a UI map
(as these filters would be on top of each other if this
area had been rendered from the zone parameters)
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Zone Configuration
All query and map zones can be configured to have up to 5 links
For each link you define:
How it should appear: text, an icon, a button, or HTML (e.g., to add a link to
another site)
Whether it should initiate a BPA script or navigate to a page
The field values that are passed to the BPA script or page
This link is shown as text and it
kicks off a BPA script with no
fields in context (because it's
adding a new approval profile)
This link is shown as text and it
kicks off a BPA script and passes
it the id of the rebate claim
(because this script adds a log
entry to the claim in context)
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Duplicating Zones
You can avoid the retyping effort if you use the Replicate Zone
dashboard zone instead of the duplicate action (this zone appears
when you display a zone on the zone page)
Click Replicate to start a BPA script that will
ask you to define the zone type of the new
zone; it will then duplicate all parameter values
that are the same between the two zones
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Review Questions
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