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Remove an accordion panel

Function: Remove an accordion panel​

This action allows you to dynamically remove a specific panel from an Accordion component on your application page. This is useful for customizing the user interface based on user actions, data changes, or specific conditions, ensuring that only relevant information is displayed.

Input​

  • Accordion UI Element The specific Accordion component on your page from which you want to remove a panel. This is a UI element that acts as a container for multiple collapsible sections.
  • Accordion Panel Code A unique identifier (code) for the specific panel you wish to remove from the selected Accordion UI Element. This code is typically set when the panel is initially created or added.

Output​

This action does not produce any direct output that can be used in subsequent steps. Its primary effect is to modify the user interface by removing the specified panel.

Execution Flow​

Real-Life Examples​

Here are some practical scenarios where you might use the "Remove an accordion panel" action:

  • Example 1: Removing a temporary "Notes" section after completion Imagine you have an "Order Details" accordion with a panel called "Internal Notes" that appears only when an order is in a "Pending" status. Once the order status changes to "Completed," you might want to remove this panel to streamline the view.

    • Inputs:
      • Accordion UI Element: OrderDetailsAccordion
      • Accordion Panel Code: InternalNotesPanel
    • Result: The "Internal Notes" panel is removed from the "Order Details" accordion, making the interface cleaner for completed orders.

  • Example 2: Hiding a "Troubleshooting Steps" panel after an issue is resolved In a customer support application, an "Issue Resolution" accordion might display a "Troubleshooting Steps" panel when a new ticket is opened. Once the support agent marks the ticket as "Resolved," this panel is no longer needed.

    • Inputs:
      • Accordion UI Element: IssueResolutionAccordion
      • Accordion Panel Code: TroubleshootingSteps
    • Result: The "Troubleshooting Steps" panel is removed from the "Issue Resolution" accordion, simplifying the view for resolved tickets.

  • Example 3: Dynamically adjusting user preferences options Consider a "User Settings" page with an accordion. If a user selects a specific "Account Type" (e.g., "Basic"), certain advanced settings panels might become irrelevant. You could remove these panels to avoid confusion.

    • Inputs:
      • Accordion UI Element: UserSettingsAccordion
      • Accordion Panel Code: AdvancedSecurityOptions
    • Result: The "Advanced Security Options" panel is removed from the "User Settings" accordion because it's not applicable to the user's "Basic" account type.