Buttons

Actions enable a single Touch Element to trigger multiple events. Multiple bits can be linked to one element, triggering Load screen, set, reset, and toggle bits, and more.

To create an action:

1. 1. Place an element on the screen

   2. Select Actions> Collections in the Properties Window.

   3. In Element Actions, click Add New Action.

   4. Select the Action, Operand or Screen, and the action Trigger.
      
      
      

 

Elements that offer actions also allow you  to show users a Message Box, a popup message that opens when the user touches the element.  

 

 

The message can ask the user a question, or give instructions and warnings.

You can select icons, include buttons in the Message Box and use the buttons to drive actions.

 

The Disabled Color is applied to an element when the Touch Property Control bit is OFF.

To change the default color, click the drop-down arrow on the right and select a color.

When the element is pressed, this image fills the element for as long as pressure is applied.

This image fills the element when it is not in a Pressed state.

The Touch property of this element is enabled by default.
Assign a Touch Enable\ Disable bit to allow you to enable or disable the element’s Touch property.

Click Font Properties to select a font and style it. To edit the List, click Font Properties on the right.

This is the text that is displayed within the element. The length of the text string cannot exceed the width of the element.

Places the text to the left or right of an item.