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OPUS Projektor Manual
Object Reference
Softkey Frame Specific Properties
For a list of other common properties of a softkey frame that are shared with other objects
see here .
Softkey Width
As default softkeys have a calculated size so that no gaps exist between the softkeys. With
this properties it is possible to make the softkey width smaller in a bottom or top softkey
frame so that gaps between the softkeys are possible.
Default value: Calculated based on device
Possible values: Anything smaller than the calculated value
This property can only be changed for top or bottom softkey frames. For left or right softkey
frames the width of the softkeys is directly connected to the width of the softkey frame.
Softkey Height
As default softkeys have a calculated size so that no gaps exist between the softkeys. With
this properties it is possible to make the softkey height smaller in a left or right softkey
frame so that gaps between the softkeys are possible.
Default value: Calculated based on device
Possible values: Anything smaller than the calculated value
This property can only be changed for left or right softkey frames. For top or bottom softkey
frames the height of the softkeys is directly connected to the height of the softkey frame.
Current Softkey Level
The Current Softkey Level property is not visible in the designer tool and can only be
accessed at runtime via JavaScript.
With this property the currently shown softkey level can be changed.
Note: it is also possible to change the softkey levels via the variable
@ChangeSoftkeyLevel (see variable table for description).
Events
The following events can be configured for the softkey frame:
·
OnPress
·
OnRelease
Note: These events are only triggered if there are no input objects on the page. Otherwise
navigation scheme uses the touch events for input objects only and the softkey frame is not
considered an input object.
See here for the descriptions of all event and possible actions that can be assigned.
6.3.5
Softkey
Softkeys are an easy and convenient way to add functionality to a hardware key but also can
be used on devices without keys (via touchscreen).
Softkeys are very similar to buttons (they only lack the Draw Shadow property.
Softkeys also share a lot of their properties with other objects. See here for a description
of the common properties.
How to add pressed or released objects to the softkey
It is the same as for the button object. Click here for a description.
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