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====== Button ======

Buttons in [[software:gui-designer|guiDesigner]] can be placed on any page or subpage.

===== Button Properties =====
To access the button properties, right click on the button and choose ''Button Properties''.

==== Button Properties Design Tab ====

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=== 1 - Digital Join ===
Enter a join number to assign to the button. The digital join controls the state of the button. When the join is low (0) the button will render it's inactive state. When the join is high (1) it will render it's active state.

For more information on joins, see the [[software:gui-designer:joins|Joins]] wiki entry.

=== 2 - Simulate Feedback ===
When a button is set to simulation mode, it will change state when pressed. If simulation is not enabled on the button, the button will only change state when it's assigned digital join changes state.

=== 3 - Momentary/Toggle ===
When 'Simulate Feedback' is enabled, these two options will be available. Momentary means the button will remain in active state as long as the button is being pressed, then return to inactive state when released. Toggle means the button will change to active state when pressed the first time, then back to inactive state when pressed a second time (and so on), toggling between active and inactive state each time the button is pressed.

=== 4 - Theme ===
Select the button theme you would like to use. This choice is derived from the themes you have defined in the Theme Manager.

=== 5 - Position ===
This option allows for manual entry of the position and size of the button.
  * X Position
  * Y Position
  * Width of the button
  * Height of the button

=== 6 - State Details - Inactive/Active===
Choose whichever option you want to preview and edit. Inactive will allow you to preview and edit the button in its non-pressed state. Active will allow you to preview and edit the button in its pressed state.

=== 7 - State Details - Sync States ===
When the ''Sync States'' box is checked, any edits made in Inactive or Active, will also effect the other.
E.g. If you are editing the inactive button, and ''Sync States'' is checked, then any changes made will also apply to the active state.\\
If you want to edit the states separately, then ensure this is unchecked.

=== 8 - State Details - Text ===
Enter the text here that you want to display on the button.

=== 9 - State Details - Serial Join ===


=== 10 - Overlay Image - Overlay Browser ===
Opens the overlay browser window which allows you to select an image from a library to overlay on the button.\\
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== A - Overlay Set ==
Select the overlay set to choose from.

== B - Overlay List ==
Select the image to overlay on the button.

== C - List Background Color ==
This option allows you to change the background color on the overlay list to allow you to see what that image looks like on a certain color.

=== 11 - Overlay Image - Clear ===
Removes the overlay image from the button.

=== 12 - Overlay Image - Choose File ===
Choose an image file to use an an overlay image.

=== 13 - Overlay Image - Position and Size ===
This option allows for manual entry of the position and size of the overlay image.
  * X Position
  * Y Position
  * Width of the overlay image
  * Height of the overlay image

=== 14 - Button Preview ===
A preview of what the button will look like.

==== Button Properties Actions Tab ====
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=== A - Common Settings ===
For information on these settings, see the Button Properties Design Tab info.

=== 1 - Page Flip ===


=== 2 - URL ===
Set the URL property of a button to launch a web browser on the device to a specific website.
On iOS devices, you can also launch other apps by using their [[software:gui-designer:url-scheme|URL Schema]] as the URL.

=== 3 - Link GUI File ===


=== 4 - Basic Actions/Advanced Actions ===

There are two ways to assign commands and macros to buttons:

  - Basic Actions - Allow a command and/or macro, as well as a repeat time
  - Advanced Actions - Allow multiple groups of commands and macros with more control over how they are triggered

== Basic Actions ==
With basic actions, you can assign any Command and/or Macro to a button. This covers most needs for users.
There is also a repeat delay option which controls how often the command and/or macro is sent whilst the button is held down.


== Advanced Actions ==
With advanced actions, you get a lot more control over when actions are fired. They are more complicated to setup, but quite simple once you understand how they work.
[[software:gui-designer:advanced-button-actions|See the Advanced Button Actions topic for more details.]]

=== 5 - Edit Advanced Actions ===
[[software:gui-designer:advanced-button-actions|See the Advanced Buttons Actions page for more details.]]

=== 6 - Press Command ===
Choose a command that you have previously defined in the System Manager to assign to the button.

=== 7 - Press Macro ===
Choose a macro that you have previously defined in the System Manager to assign to the button.

=== 8 - JavaScript ===

=== 9 - Repeat Delay ===
Enter the time in milliseconds that you want iViewer to wait until repeating the command if the button is held down. Enter 0 to disable repeating.
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