The ChildDisplay refers to a graphical component that allows linking another display using the Linked Display field. Its purpose is to integrate multiple displays for comprehensive visualization.
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Requirements
It requires a created display available for selection. This component runs only on Windows, RichClient, and SmartClient clients.
Configuration
Configuration requires accessing Viewers for WPF Only in Components Panel, selecting ChildDisplay, and clicking or dragging-and-dropping on the Drawing area to use in your displays. Double-click in the object to configure it.
The ChildDisplay graphical component allows linking another display via the Linked Display field. Only you need to select the desired display. You can do this by clicking the ellipsis button to open the display selector popup window and selecting the desired display. Additionally, there is a checkbox for enabling the scrollbar to navigate through the linked display content if it exceeds the visible area, ensuring access to all parts of the linked display.
Runtime Execution
During runtime, the ChildDisplay Control operates as a dynamic link to another display, enhancing comprehensive visualization. When the runtime environment is initiated, the ChildDisplay retrieves and displays the linked display content. If the linked display content exceeds the visible area, users can enable the scrollbar to navigate through the content, ensuring access to all parts of the linked display. This functionality allows for seamless integration and interaction with multiple displays within the application, providing a cohesive and interactive user experience.
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