The "breadcrumbs" element is always present, on top of the page.
It shows you where you are on the lab.
It enables you to reach any page on the lab.
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See BMC Ui Inputs page
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Link are underlined, they lead to another url on the lab or elsewhere.
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Go to Help PageThe command palette offers quick access to all page on the lab.
You can search for pages, API, and API parameters.
Paste a BMC entity id (gs:tec:lie001, gt:stib:…, rt:…,bs:…) and the matching entity page comes first, above the search results. The id is recognised by its model prefix — the part before the first :. GTFS and GBFS ids are both understood; entity types that have no page in the lab yet are still named, they just don't get a link.
You can toggle the command palette from anywhere with the shortcuts:
The command palette is also accessible from the menu of the app. Search for the "terminal" icon.
Any lab url accepts a ?q= parameter — https://…/?q=gs:tec:lie001 opens the command palette with the query already typed. Register that as a search engine in your browser and you get straight from the address bar to a result, without loading the lab first.
Add it once with these three values, then type the keyword in the address bar and press tab to search the lab:
BMC Lablabhttps://…/?q=%sBrowsers don't let a web page link to their own settings, so the address below has to be pasted into a new tab by hand:
chrome://settings/searchEnginesedge://settings/searchEnginesarc://settings/searchEnginesbrave://settings/searchEnginesvivaldi://settings/searchabout:preferences#searchChromium-based browsers and Firefox both support this. Safari has no custom search keywords, so there is nothing to register there.