IDefaultScheduledEmailDialogProps

IDefaultScheduledEmailDialogProps.bottomContentpropertyBeta

Beta API. Mostly stable, but details may change in a minor release, outside SemVer. See API maturity.

Content rendered as the last child of the dialog’s scrollable content area, below the form. Same rendering conditions as IDefaultScheduledEmailDialogProps.topContent. Rendered on both tabs — it is a content-area child, not a tab child.

bottomContent?: ReactNode;

IDefaultScheduledEmailDialogProps.slotspropertyBeta

Beta API. Mostly stable, but details may change in a minor release, outside SemVer. See API maturity.

Section-level overrides. Each slot receives { Default, defaultProps } — Default is the region’s exported render component (DefaultScheduledEmailDialogHeader for Header, and so on) and defaultProps the return of the region’s props hook (useScheduledEmailDialogHeaderProps()) — and may render its own content (replace) or <Default {...defaultProps} /> inside its own markup (wrap).

slots?: IScheduledEmailDialogSlots;

Example

The dialog is reached through the Dashboard component override; define slot components at module scope (see ):

function RecipientsWithNote({ Default, defaultProps }: ISlotProps<IScheduledEmailDialogRecipientsProps>) {
    return (
        <>
            <Default {...defaultProps} />
            <Note>External recipients receive a public link.</Note>
        </>
    );
}

<Dashboard
    ScheduledEmailDialogComponent={(props) => (
        <DefaultScheduledEmailDialog {...props} slots={{ Recipients: RecipientsWithNote }} />
    )}
/>;

IDefaultScheduledEmailDialogProps.topContentpropertyBeta

Beta API. Mostly stable, but details may change in a minor release, outside SemVer. See API maturity.

Content rendered as the first child of the dialog’s scrollable content area, above the form. Rendered only in the fully rendered dialog: not while the dialog context reports loading, and not while the stale-filters confirmation step is shown. Rendered on both tabs — it is a content-area child, not a tab child.

topContent?: ReactNode;