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- Overview
- Describing the different elements found in the Action Bar ("General" tab)
- Lhe left button of the Action Bar
- Left button
- Menu options displayed in the Action Bar
- In Android
- In iOS
- In Universal Windows 10 App
- Views/Tab bar
- Aspect of the Action Bar ("Details" tab)
- Overview
- Aspect of the Action Bar/NavBar
- Animation of the Action Bar
- Search in the Action Bar
Describing the Action Bar control
This help page presents the important points of the description window of the Action Bar control: Describing the different elements found in the Action Bar ("General" tab) The "General" tab is used to define the different elements of the Action Bar according to the platform used. These elements are the same in iOS and Android but they are organized in a different way.
The two interfaces are presented in preview: the iOS interface on the left, the Android interface on the right. If your project is available on a single platform, only the corresponding interface will be enabled. To define the different elements of the Action Bar, all you have to do is click the numbers. Lhe left button of the Action Bar Left button The Action Bar replaces the title bar of the window: in Android: By default, the Action Bar displays the title of current window and a button corresponding to the application icon. in iOS: By default, the Action Bar displays the title of the current window and a button. in Universal Windows 10 App: By default, the Action Bar displays the title of the current window.
The title may not be displayed according to the elements displayed in the Action Bar. The option "1" of the "General" tab found in the description window of the Action Bar control is used to configure the different elements: - Button visible or not,
Button caption,   Displayed icon.
The user can click the left button displayed in the Action Bar of a window. The "Click on left button" event of the Action Bar is associated with this action. The description window of the Action Bar is used to configure the action of the click on the left button. You have the ability to select one of the following options: - Code: Run the click process of the control: The "Click on left button" event will be automatically run.
 Return: Run the return code (ie: close the window) : In this case: The application will run the "Click on left button" event. - The application will run the preset process used to go back to the previous window.
This preset process will not be run if the "Click on left button" event returns False (used to ask the user for confirmation, for example). - An arrow will be displayed in the top left corner of the icon to symbolize the navigation.
Remarks: - If the window displayed is the only application window, no default action will be run.
Only the "Click on left button" event will be run. - If the current window is closed, its closing code will be run.
For this type of action, the icon specified for the button is not displayed. The "Back" button can become an "OK" button at run time in the following cases: - the previous window has no Action Bar control. - the opening animation is not performed from right to left.
 Home: Go back to the first application window: In this case, the application: - Will run the "Click on left button" event.
- Will run the preset process: all windows still open are closed, except for the main window (which is re-opened if necessary). This preset process will not be run if the "Click on left button" event returns False (used to ask the user for confirmation, for example).
Remarks: - If the main window is already displayed or if the application has no main window, no default action will be run. Only the "Click on left button" event will be run.
- The closing code of closed windows will not be run.
Versions 19 and laterLeft sliding window: Opens the left sliding window: In this case, the application: - Will run the "Click on left button" event.
- Will run the preset process: the left sliding window defined in the description window will be displayed with the specified effect.
See Sliding window (sliding menu) for more details.
New in version 19Left sliding window: Opens the left sliding window: In this case, the application: - Will run the "Click on left button" event.
- Will run the preset process: the left sliding window defined in the description window will be displayed with the specified effect.
See Sliding window (sliding menu) for more details.
Left sliding window: Opens the left sliding window: In this case, the application: - Will run the "Click on left button" event.
- Will run the preset process: the left sliding window defined in the description window will be displayed with the specified effect.
See Sliding window (sliding menu) for more details.
Menu options displayed in the Action Bar
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