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* The target list is not directly editable. Provide an "edit" or "add" button at the bottom left of the list.  
* The target list is not directly editable. Provide an "edit" or "add" button at the bottom left of the list.  
** If the order of available items can be changed, provide up/down buttons to the bottom right of the list. Drag and drop may also be used in addition.
** If the order of available items can be changed, provide up/down buttons to the bottom right of the list. Drag and drop may also be used in addition.


[[Image:PickerList2.png]]
[[Image:PickerList2.png]]

Revision as of 20:10, 2 September 2008

Picker Dialog

Summary

A group of items that might be changed on a rare occasion (such as added, removed or re-ordered) is available to the user. Because of the infrequency of use, save valuable screen space by only showing the full list of items on demand.

Solution

A list of items from which a picker dialog is launched.


  • The target list is not directly editable. Provide an "edit" or "add" button at the bottom left of the list.
    • If the order of available items can be changed, provide up/down buttons to the bottom right of the list. Drag and drop may also be used in addition.


The Picker Dialog displayed.


  • On clicking the "edit" or "add" button the Picker Dialog is displayed above the target list while ensuring that the target list can still be viewed.
  • The Picker Dialog includes:
    • the complete list of available items
    • a title of the available items located at the top of the list
    • a checkbox for each item to the left of the item name (see Rich Lists if more information must be displayed)
    • a close button to the bottom right of the dialog
  • Upon selecting a checkbox the item is immediately displayed in the target list.

Related Patterns:

Edit Lists; Two Lists with Arrow Buttons