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Version: 25.3 (latest)

Checkbox

A Checkbox essentially serves as a visual aid for operators, allowing them to switch between checked and unchecked states.

It's typically used when the operators needs to make a binary choice, such as enabling or disabling a feature or setting. It offers a clear visual cue of the current state and is an intuitive way for users to interact with the interface.

Properties​

General​

Value

The current value that should get updated when an operator manipulates the input, usually this will be bound to a Data Variable.

Is disabled

Use this property to disable the element in certain situations, such as when your PLC is in a state where manipulation should not be possible.

Is invalid

Use this property to indicate that the current value of the element is not acceptable.

Container​

Icon

This icon will be displayed next to the element's label on pages that support it, like the Dashboard Page. An Element can make use of the icon to:

  • Provide more context to add meaning
  • Improve recognition and discoverability, especially on larger pages

Label

Provides context and information to operators, guiding them and helping them understand the value of this particular element. A good label instills confidence in operators when making adjustments.

Description

Will be displayed underneath the element. This description provides additional guidance or instructions for operators manipulating the element. It expands on the label by offering supporting details and clarifying what the element represents or how it behaves. It provides an opportunity to offer more detailed context regarding the potential impact of changes or further instructions on the desired input format.

Main Action​

Button that will be displayed in the upper right corner of the element. By pressing it, users can execute an action.

Label

Label that will be used for the action button.

Icon

Icon that will be displayed on the action button.

On click

Action that gets executed when clicking the button. Use it to:

Is disabled

Disable the action by setting this boolean property to true. The action will never execute while it is disabled.

Control Type​

Select the control type for this boolean state input. You can choose between a switch and a checkbox.

Alignment​

Decide on the alignment of your input, either to the left, in the center or to the right.

Display Condition

Condition

Determines whether an element or page should be visible or hidden to the current user. The condition can be set to different types of Dynamic Property – as long as the the type returns true or false you're good to go.

Elements

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