Hi There,
do you know if there is a way to have a toggle not initialized ?
it's for a quality app and if the initial state of the toggle was between 0 and 1, it would allow me to ignore those within this state
i'm assuming there is a workaround that is to create an evaluation input with the 3 states, isn't it ?
thanks
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We do not know of any other way than using a variable like in the below:
In the above , the following was done
1) OnVisible of Screen1 :
Set(_ToggleInit,false)
2) Label1 Text Property:
_ToggleInit
3) Toggle1 OnChange Property:
If(!_ToggleInit,Set(_ToggleInit,true),false)
Thanks for your quick response, it's a clever way of doing !
ideally, i'd prefer the user to see he hasn't look at the line, but your solution will help me
have a good day
We do not know of any other way than using a variable like in the below:
In the above , the following was done
1) OnVisible of Screen1 :
Set(_ToggleInit,false)
2) Label1 Text Property:
_ToggleInit
3) Toggle1 OnChange Property:
If(!_ToggleInit,Set(_ToggleInit,true),false)
Thanks for your quick response, it's a clever way of doing !
ideally, i'd prefer the user to see he hasn't look at the line, but your solution will help me
have a good day
@GeekAlf_Pro wrote:ideally, i'd prefer the user to see he hasn't look at the line, but your solution will help me
Yes you could try this:
Color property of the toggle, set to:
If(!_ToggleInit,RGBA(0,0,0,0.1),RGBA(0, 0, 0, 1))
When it is not initialized, it visually indicated it is not by using the very faint color. If it has been clicked at least once, then it will be the much more solid color.
See example below:
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