The Button Control in the software platform allows users to create interactive buttons for applications. It includes a mechanism for initiating actions or commands within the interface. The functionality includes customizable label text, positioning options (Auto, Top, Left, Inside, None), and width settings, with an option to auto-set the width to 80.
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Requirements
The TButton is a Portable component, functioning on both Windows and web pages across any platform. It is compatible with WPF and HTML5 displays, offering versatile use without any specific requirements.
Configuration
Button Settings include Label Text for button naming, Localize checkbox for localization, and Label Settings for positioning (Auto, Top, Left, Inside, None). Width settings offer manual adjustment or an Auto checkbox set to 80. To configure, navigate to Displays/Draw, select the Interaction components category, and drag and drop the button on the Drawing Area. Double-click to open the configuration popup for adjustments.
Button Settings | |
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Field | Description |
Label Text | It specifies the text displayed with the Button. |
Localize | It enables the label text can be dynamically adjusted based on the user's locale settings, ensuring the interface is accessible and understandable to users from different language backgrounds. |
Label Settings | |
Position | It defines the label's position. There are the following options:
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Width | It defines the label's width. |
Auto | When enabled, it defines the label's width automatically. |
Preview | It is available only when you link an object to the button. Preview options control the preview of the label content or data bindings. These options indicate the data linked to the button.
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Format | It is available only when you link an object to the button. It allows to define an expression to format the selected label. For example: User: {Client.CurrentUser.Name.ToString().ToUpper()} |
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