On Focus
The actions that will be performed whenever the input object is given focus. For example, it will be given focus if the user clicks inside the object.
Input Object
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OverviewPaneDialog |
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Input.CanUndo Input.Copy Input.Cut Input.Delete Input.GetPos Input.GetProperties Input.GetSelection Input.GetSize Input.GetText Input.IsEnabled Input.IsVisible Input.Paste Input.ScrollLines Input.ScrollToLine Input.SetEnabled Input.SetPos Input.SetProperties Input.SetSelection Input.SetSize Input.SetText Input.SetVisible Input.Undo |
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C o m bo B o x
ComboBox Object
OverviewPaneDialogActions
When you want to present a list of options, but need to do it in a compact and efficient manner, the combobox object is your best choice. That's when you need to add the ComboBox object to your AutoPlay Media Studio projects!
The ComboBox object gives you the freedom to offer either a standard dropdown list or a "combo" of dropdown list plus a textual user input field, for those times when you don't want to restrict the user to only the list items.
You can control the look and feel of the object with properties such as font face, text color, size and background color. Features such as auto-sort and events for handling item selection and key presses round it all out. As you'd expect, there are ample actions included for adding, removing, inserting and updating the list items at runtime.
Note: Keyboard-friendly users can access combobox objects at run time by using the Tab and Shift+Tab keys to cycle through the tab order.
Tip: You can add a combobox object by choosing Object > ComboBox from the menu.
ComboBox Object
OverviewPaneDialogActions
When you want to present a list of options, but need to do it in a compact and efficient manner, the combobox object is your best choice. That's when you need to add the ComboBox object to your AutoPlay Media Studio projects!
The ComboBox object gives you the freedom to offer either a standard dropdown list or a "combo" of dropdown list plus a textual user input field, for those times when you don't want to restrict the user to only the list items.
You can control the look and feel of the object with properties such as font face, text color, size and background color. Features such as auto-sort and events for handling item selection and key presses round it all out. As you'd expect, there are ample actions included for adding, removing, inserting and updating the list items at runtime.
Note: Keyboard-friendly users can access combobox objects at run time by using the Tab and Shift+Tab keys to cycle through the tab order.
Tip: You can add a combobox object by choosing Object > ComboBox from the menu.
ComboBox Object
OverviewPaneDialogActions
Here are the object's settings as they appear in the properties pane:
Obj ec t
Name
The name that is used to identify this object.