Switch
Think of a Light Switch. It has two settings, On and Off. That is exactly what the switch component is like.
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Think of a Light Switch. It has two settings, On and Off. That is exactly what the switch component is like.
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A switch is a component that has two settings, true and false. You can get your app to do specific tasks only if the switch is set to true.
Each time the switch is clicked the value will change. The value returned will only ever be true or false. To test this for yourself you can use the following blocks.
In the following example, the user can only advance to Screen2 if the acknowledge they have accepted the terms and conditions by clicking on the switch.
Event
Description
On Value Change
By default, the switch newValue will be set to false. If turned on, the newValue will be set to true
Value
If on, value is set to true; if off, false
Disabled
If set to true, switch will be disabled
You can customize the switch with the following properties:
Tint Color: Color of the switch track when switch is set to off
On Tint Color: Color of the switch track when switch set to on
Thumb Tint Color: Color of the switch thumb
This event fires every time the switch is clicked.
The disabled property is used to set whether or not the button is "clickable". Expected values for this property are:
True
False
The set and get height blocks work with the Height property of the switch component.
Change the "active" color of the switch.
Change the color of the switch
Change the "inactive" color of the switch
Change the state (on or off) of the switch
Show or hide the switch on the screen.
The set and get height blocks work with the Width property of the switch component.
