SVG Support, Button hide and show, input events and CF.request timeout duration

[wouter grutt]

Hey,

Now that i'm having to use the software more, I'm starting to have a couple of questions:

• Is there any / upcoming support for SVG images. Right now it just shows nothing.

• How can I hide and show buttons. For example a button only exists when a condition is met.

• How do I get the events of an input field when focused and blurred. Like how javascript has it in the web browsers.

• Can I change the CF.request timeout duration?

Kind Regards,

Wouter

[Jarrod Bell]

Currently no support for SVG. We will consider this for future.

You can use the CF.setProperties JS method to set the opacity of buttons. Otherwise you can place them on subpages and hide/show subpages via its digital join. http://commandfusion.com/docs/scripting/gui.html#cF.setProperties

You can use the JS API to detect when the keyboard is shown or hidden:
http://commandfusion.com/docs/scripting/gui.html#cF.KeyboardUpEvent

The ability to adjust the timeout of a CF.request call is coming in iViewer 5.

Regards,

Jarrod Bell
CommandFusion
www.commandfusion.com

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[wouter grutt]

Thanks for the quick reply.

Aah, I do think SVGs would be great. Especially with mobile devices now having all kinds of resolutions and able to show a sharp image on every device.

When the opacity is 0, can it still be pressed?

Perfect.

[Tulio]

only when opacity is greater than 0 (no matter which value) the button can be pressed.

in the case you need a "invisible" button, you can set a button theme with no image. You will see a black square in guidesigner (it helps to position the button) and in app you will see nothing but the area is "pressable"  

[wouter grutt]

Great, I just need to make sure the button can not be pressed when invisible. So the opacity 0 works for me, thanks.