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Toggle Switch

Allows on or off (yes or no) selections to be made.

Image showing an example of the Toggle Switch on a user form

The Toggle Switch control allows users to make Boolean decisions that result in on or off selections to be made.

The default value of a Toggle Control is False.

The return value of the Toggle Switch is True or False.

This can be used by using the reference:

<ControlName>Return

Left of the slider will return False.

Right of the slider will return True.

Properties

Color Properties

When applying any color property please see the advice given for using Web Safe Colors below.

Appearance

Appearance - Caption

  • Caption

    Controls the control's caption.

    The text displayed in this property can have formatting tags applied to decorate parts of the text string, see Formatting the Displayed Text below for more information.

  • Caption Color

    Controls the caption color of the control.

  • Caption Font

    Determines the font used for the controls caption.

  • Caption Horizontal Alignment

    Controls whether the text inside the caption is horizontally aligned to the left, right or center

Behavior

  • Checked

    Controls whether the check box is checked.

  • Checked (Override Rule)

    Controls whether the check box is checked.

  • Default Value

    Controls the default value of the control. If the default value is based on a rule and the value changes, then the value of the control will be changed to be the new default value.

  • Enabled

    Controls whether the control is enabled (if the result is TRUE) or disabled (if the result is anything other than TRUE, e.g. FALSE).

  • Error Result

    Determines whether the value of the control is in error. The result of this rule is a string containing the error message if the value is in error, otherwise a blank string or the number zero.

  • Tab Index

    Configures the position of the control in the form tab order.

  • Visible

    Determines whether the control is visible (TRUE) or hidden (FALSE).

General

  • (Metadata)

    Optional text which can be used to provide information belonging to or about a control. For example, a list of CSS classes which can be parsed and applied to the control using the Integration Theme in DriveWorks Live. This doesn't affect the control's behavior.

  • (Name)

    The name of the control

  • (Tag)

    Optional text which can be used to describe the control, but which doesn't affect the control's behavior.

  • Tooltip Duration

    Controls the duration, in seconds, for which the tooltip will remain visible. Values of 0 and below indicate an infinite duration.

  • Tooltip Text

    Specifies the text to display in a tooltip when hovering over the control.

    The text displayed in this property can have formatting tags applied to decorate parts of the text string, see Formatting the Displayed Text below for more information.

Layout

  • Height

    Controls the height of the control.

  • Left

    Controls the left position of the control.

  • Top

    Controls the top position of the control.

  • Width

    Controls the width of the control.

Web Safe Colors

When selecting a color, we strongly recommend using colors selected only from the Web or Custom tabs, or manually entering as a hexadecimal value (for example #000000 for black).

Named colors selected from the System tab (for example ControlText) are very unreliable.

System colors will vary per browser, and/or the user's chosen color scheme.

System colors were deprecated in CSS 2.1, and should be avoided.

Default Property values previously using System colors (for example ControlText) were replaced with safe alternatives in DriveWorks 22.0.

New Controls made from this version onwards will no longer use System colors by default.

Existing Controls created before this version will use the old defaults, we suggest existing controls that use System colors are replaced with alternative web safe values.

For example:

ControlText → Black

Formatting the Displayed Text

Formatting Text

The text displayed in the Caption and Tooltip Text property support the use of formatting tags to format parts of the text string.

The supported tags are:

  • Bold
  • Italic
  • Underline
  • Color
  • Url (not supported for Tooltip Text)

For example:

See How To: Format Text for more information.