| Name |
Icon |
Description |
| Button |
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A button with text. To define button behavior, configure the Execute event. |
| Button - ImageButton |
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A button with an image instead of text. You can assign an image for the button as well as images for over, down, on, and disabled. To define button behavior, configure the Execute event. |
| CDF Mapping Container |
|
A container that maps descendents to a CDF document. |
| Checkbox |
|
A tri-state checkbox field that can be selected, unselected, or both. |
| Color Picker |
|
An HSB color picker control, an instance of jsx3.gui.ColorPicker. |
| Date Picker |
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A text field that, when clicked, displays a calendar control for selecting a date value. The date value is automatically specified in the correct format. To select a date format, specify a value for the Format property by selecting from the lookup menu. |
| Multiselect |
|
A matrix that allows one or more items in a list to be selected. To define the list of items, associate it with an XML string, file, or cache document. |
| Radio Button |
|
A radio button with text label. To define button behavior, configure the Select event. To define a group of radio buttons as mutually exclusive, specify the same value for the Group Name property. |
| Select |
|
A non-editable drop-down where only one option can be selected. Options are XML elements (CDF format) referenced by the XML Cache Id, XML String, or XML URL property. |
| Select - Combo |
|
A combination text field and drop-down list. Typing in the text field narrows the list to display only possible matching values. The jsxid attribute of the select is persisted in the CDF data model while the jsxtext attribute is displayed in the combo box. |
| Slider |
|
A horizontal slider control. |
| Text Area |
|
A multi-line text field with a scrollbar. |
| Text Box |
|
A simple text field. |
| Text Box - Password |
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A text box for entering sensitive values. Alphanumeric characters are represented by bullet characters. |
| Time Picker |
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A clock for selecting the hour, minute, and AM or PM. Seconds, milliseconds, and a 24 hour clock can also be displayed. |