The Slider control is used to create an interactive element within your displays, enabling users to adjust values dynamically. This control is particularly useful for settings that require a range of values, such as volume control, brightness adjustment, or any parameter that benefits from fine-tuning.
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Requirements
This component is Portable. It runs both on Windows and on Web Pages hosted in any platform.
Configuration
- Go to Displays / Draw.
- On the Components Panel, select Interaction, then Slider.
- Click or drag-and-drop it on the Drawing area to use it.
- Double-click the component to open the configuration window.
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Field | Description |
SliderValue | Specifies the object or tag to which the Slider control is bound. The slider will reflect and control the value of this tag, allowing real-time adjustment and monitoring. |
Binding | Sets the binding mode for the component. The options are: TwoWay: Updates the data source and UI interchangeably; OutputOnly: Allows data output without user input; InputOnly: Accepts user input without updating the data source. |
Minimum | Specifies the minimum value of the slider. Default is 0. |
Maximum | Specifies the maximum value of the slider. Default is 100. |
Orientation | Controls the orientation of the slider. Options are Horizontal (moves left to right) and Vertical (moves up and down). |
Runtime Execution
When users adjust a slider, the application updates the value based on the slider's position. This real-time adjustment allows for precise control over parameters, such as speed, temperature, or volume. The slider's visual feedback helps users fine-tune settings, providing an intuitive way to manage continuous values.
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