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Mike Hartington
2019-01-30 11:21:09 -05:00
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## Interfaces
By default, select uses the [AlertController API](../alert) to open up the overlay of options in an alert. The interface can be changed to use the [ActionSheetController API](../action-sheet) or [PopoverController API](../popover) by passing `action-sheet` or `popover`, respectively, to the `interface` property. Read on to the other sections for the limitations of the different interfaces.
By default, select uses the [AlertController API](../alert-controller) to open up the overlay of options in an alert. The interface can be changed to use the [ActionSheetController API](../action-sheet-controller) or [PopoverController API](../popover-controller) by passing `action-sheet` or `popover`, respectively, to the `interface` property. Read on to the other sections for the limitations of the different interfaces.
## Single Selection
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## Interface Options
Since select uses the alert, action sheet and popover interfaces, options can be passed to these components through the `interfaceOptions` property. This can be used to pass a custom header, subheader, css class, and more. See the [AlertController API docs](../alert), [ActionSheetController API docs](../action-sheet), and [PopoverController API docs](../popover) for the properties that each interface accepts.
Since select uses the alert, action sheet and popover interfaces, options can be passed to these components through the `interfaceOptions` property. This can be used to pass a custom header, subheader, css class, and more. See the [AlertController API docs](../alert-controller), [ActionSheetController API docs](../action-sheet-controller), and [PopoverController API docs](../popover-controller) for the properties that each interface accepts.
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