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The following XSL examples are for picture button controls,as specified in .section 2.3.2.10

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The following is an example of apicture button control with conditional formatting.The src attribute is set to image img1.jpg. This means that thepicture button displays image img1.jpg contained in the form template.Conditional formatting is set such that if the value of my:field3 is'true', the control is hidden.

The following example is apicture button control that is used to update the form content in theWeb browser. The src attribute is set to image 'img1.jpg'.This means that the picture button displays image img1.jpgcontained inthe form template. Conditional formatting is set such that if the valueof my:field2 is 'Red', the control has a red backgroundcolor.

The following example is apicture button control that is used to submit the form data. The srcattribute is set to image 'img1.jpg'. This means that the picturebutton displays image img1.jpgcontained in the form template when themouse cursor does not hover over the control. The HoverSRC attribute isset to image 'img2.jpg'. This means that the picture button displaysimage img2.jpgcontained in the form templatewhen the mousecursor hovers over the control. This control has two conditional formattingsettings. If the value of my:field1 is '1', the control isdisabled and has a yellow background color. If the first conditional formattingcondition is false and if the value of my:field2 is 'abc', thecontrol is hidden. The HideInPrintView attribute is set to 'false'.This means that the picture button is shown when the form is printed.

The following example is apicture button control that is used to refresh the content of a secondarydata source. The src attribute is set to image'img1.png'. This means that the picture button displays imageimg1.pngcontained in the form template. Conditional formatting is setsuch that if the value of my:field1 is '1', the control isdisabled and has a yellow background color.

Time Control plugin for Xojo.

The Control is displayed according to control panel time settings, or in exclusive 24 hour mode. The control uses Native Windows control on Windows systems and native Theme Rendering on MacOS X and Linux systems.

Time control shown on macOS Mojave in dark mode.

Time control shown on Mac OS X El Capitan, Ubuntu Linux, Raspberry PI and Windows system.
(The language locale is not shown with same settings on all of the pictures).

Supported on:

• macOS Intel (32 bit and 64 bit)
• macOS Apple Silicon
• Windows (32 bit and 64 bit)
• Linux (32 bit and 64 bit)
• Linux ARM v7 compatible systems such as Raspberry PI 2, 3 and 4

New in 7.6:

• Improved Windows HIDPI support.
• Fixed problem where drawing could get incorrect on Big Sur.

DateControl is to create a date selection control on Xojo desktop applications.

The Control format is displayed according to control panel date settings.

DateControl shown macOS Mojave in drop down and dark mode

DateControl shown MacOS X El Capitan (top), Ubuntu Linux (2nd from top), Raspberry PI (3rd from top),
Windows 10 native mode, (top right), Windows 7 native mode (bottom right) and
OS X El Capitan in drop down mode on bottom left.

DateControl in drop down mode with NULL dates turned on shown on Ubuntu and Raspberry PI systems.

DateControl in custom drop down mode on Windows system.

The control supports 'NULL' dates or what some would call no selection.

The control supports Min and Max date.

Supported on:

• macOS Intel (32 bit and 64 bit)
• macOS Apple Silicon
• Windows (32 bit and 64 bit)
• Linux (32 bit and 64 bit)
• Linux ARM v7 compatible systems such as Raspberry PI 2, 3 and 4

New in 9.2:

• Fixed problem where drawing could get incorrect on Big Sur.

A custom button plugin control for Xojo.

A plugin to create Custom rendered coloured buttons for all desktop platforms. Supports:
• Plain button
• Split button
• Menu button
• Sticky button
• Toggle button
• macOS Dark Mode customisation
• macOS High contrast mode customisation.
• Common Apple accessibility features for button widget.

Supported on:

• macOS Intel (32 bit and 64 bit)
• macOS Apple Silicon
• Windows (32 bit and 64 bit)
• Linux (32 bit and 64 bit)
• Linux ARM v7 compatible systems such as Raspberry PI 2, 3 and 4

New in 1.1:

• Fixed problem where the CustomButtonStyleSet class was incorrectly marked as Console safe causing issues when building unrelated Console builds in Xojo.
• Added ArcSize property to the

PictureButton plugin for Xojo.

• Do you want to have your application looking good and not out of place on all platforms ? The PictureButton gives you native look and feel on all platforms.
• Do you want full keyboard access when turned on on Mac to actually work?
• Supports menus and submenus.
• Menus can have images on the menu items.
• Works properly with alpha images on all platforms.
• Disabled state properly fades the images.
• Supports retina high resolution mode on all platforms.
• Supports dark mode on macOS Mojave.
• Common Apple accessibility features for button widget.

Supported on:

• macOS Intel (32 bit and 64 bit)
• macOS Apple Silicon
• Windows (32 bit and 64 bit)
• Linux (32 bit and 64 bit)
• Linux ARM v7 compatible systems such as Raspberry PI 2, 3 and 4

New in 5.1:

• Added Common Apple accessibility features for button widget.
• Added AccessibilityLabel property to support the new accessibility features.
• Removed obsolete HighResIcon property. (This one was used before Xojo had Image sets)
• Removed obsolete DisabledHighResIcon property. (This one was used before Xojo had Image sets)

Specialized layout management plugin control for Xojo

The FlowLayout plugin helps you create a user interface design where horizontal layout of the controls is sensitive for localization as well as platform differences.

Example where you design your user interface like this:

When we localize this to for example Icelandic then normally the result would be something like this:

Notice how there was not enough space for the translation of Zip.

When using the flow layout the user interface would adjust to look like this:

Another example:

When localized this design would normally go like this:

But if using the flow layout the user interface adjusts like this:

In same way the FlowLayout can help you ease the pain of platform differences when dealing with user interface that is sensitive to horizontal space. For example the space the text would have taken on Linux systems almost certainly would not be the same, but the FlowLayout handles that.

Supported on:

• macOS Intel (32 bit and 64 bit)
• macOS Apple Silicon
• Windows (32 bit and 64 bit)
• Linux (32 bit and 64 bit)
• Linux ARM v7 compatible systems such as Raspberry PI 2, 3 and 4

New in 3.0:

• Added Apple Silicon support.
• Cleaned up all Carbon dependencies.

Xojo Calendar plugin control.

CalendarControl shown on macOS Mojave Dark Light Mode, macOS Mojve Dark mode, Windows 10 Ubuntu Linux.

CalendarControl shown on Ubuntu 16 in Hi-DPI mode 1x, 2x and 3x.
The Control Plugin also comes with a highly optimized Date dictionary that can be used with or without the control.

Supported on:

• macOS Intel (32 bit and 64 bit)
• macOS Apple Silicon
• Windows (32 bit and 64 bit)
• Linux (32 bit and 64 bit)
• Linux ARM v7 compatible systems such as Raspberry PI 2, 3 and 4

New in 8.6:

• Fixed issue where the macOS Intel segments were incorrectly FAT binaries.
• Changed the frame color mechanism on macOS system, making it support high contrast mode when the user has high contrast mode enabled in the system.

The SearchControl is a Xojo plugin control to represent search user interface functionality.

Main features:

• Native Cocoa MacOS control on MacOS X systems.
• Native Linux control on Linux systems.
• Emulated controls on Windows systems since Windows and Linux do not have native such control. (Note GTK3 not supportd at this time so use Xojo version that builds for GTK2 for now with this control
• Emulation mode on Windows uses OS native theme renderers to get good look and feel that fits the operating systems theme.
• Optional drop down menu on the left button in the SearchControl which can use normal Xojo MenuItems for drop down menu on the left button, which makes it very easy to use and it easily supports icons in the menus. This also works for the native control on Cocoa.
• Optional cancel button on the right side.
• Can be configured to let search trigger instantly when typing.
• Can be configured to let search trigger time delayed when typing. (Usually gives best user experience)
• Can be configured to let search trigger by enter key or click on search icon.
• Can have optional search placeholder.
• Supports Retina on macOS systems and Hi-DPI on Windows systems.

Supported on:

• macOS Intel (32 bit and 64 bit)
• macOS Apple Silicon
• Windows (32 bit and 64 bit)
• Linux (32 bit and 64 bit)
• Linux ARM v7 compatible systems such as Raspberry PI 2

New in 3.0 (3.0.4 has more HIDPI fixes on Windows):

• Added Apple Silicon support (Not tested).
• Added Gtk3 support on Linux systems.
• Control is now Native on Linux systems but still supports most of our special features. (Non native simulation when in IDE designer)
• Search event now comes as default event.
• Made macOS IDE design mode much nicer.
• Removed all linking to Carbon.
• Removed Gtk2 support on Linux systems.

The ErrorProvider plugin is a Xojo plugin to put error providers on forms and windows.

A error provider is a blinking indicator that indicates that a given field has a error. They're used to indicate errors in user input after form or window validation.

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The error provider can show errors for many controls at once with just one instance of the error provider.

The Error provider shown on MacOS X. It works also on Windows and Linux systems

Supported on:

• macOS Intel (32 bit and 64 bit)
• macOS Apple Silicon
• Windows (32 bit and 64 bit)
• Linux (32 bit and 64 bit)
• Linux ARM v7 compatible systems such as Raspberry PI 2

New in 3.0:

• Added Apple Silicon compile (Not tested)

The TreeView is a Xojo control plugin to create tree views.

The TreeView will run with native theme rendering look and feel on all platforms.

• Look and feel
• Can be native theme rendering on each platform.
• Can optionaly have tree lines on each platform.
• Can optionally use plus expander on each platform.
• Can optionally even/odd color rows.
• Supports high resolution Retina display mode on Cocoa targets.
• Nodes
• Nodes can be inherited and additional data properties can be added to them.
• Nodes can have image.
• Nodes can be custom drawn where you can add complex functionality such as custom buttons or markers.
• Single Selection or non continuous multi selection mode.
• Can have one or more columns.
• Supports column headers.
• Headers can have icons.

The TreeView control shown on MacOS X El Capitan, Windows XP, Ubuntu Linux and Raspberry PI.
The icons in the control can be any icons, the snapshots only happen to contain such Mac oriented icons.

Supported on:

• macOS Intel (32 bit and 64 bit)
• macOS Apple Silicon
• Windows (32 bit and 64 bit)
• Linux (32 bit and 64 bit)
• Linux ARM v7 compatible systems such as Raspberry PI 2, 3 and 4

New in 8.5

• Added Apple Silicon support (Not tested).
• Reduced Carbon footprint.
• Fixed Expanders for Big Sur.
• QuartzShading property now automatically switches it self off when on Big Sur since the Quartz shader does not currently work there. (Which should be all right since such shading is not in fashion on Big Sur).
• Linux GTK2 version is no longer included since GTK3 has taken over long time ago.

WindowSplitter is a Xojo plugin control to create split views in forms.

The WindowSplitter control, shown on macOS Mojave,

The WindowSplitter control, shown on MacOS, Win32,
MacOS X, MacOS X 10.4 Metalic Composite window and Mandrake Linux.

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WindowSplitter shown on Raspberry PI

Picture Buttons Made

Supported on:

• macOS Intel (32 bit and 64 bit)
• macOS Apple Silicon
• Windows (32 bit and 64 bit)
• Linux (32 bit and 64 bit)
• Linux ARM v7 compatible systems such as Raspberry PI 2, 3 and 4

New in 10.0:

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• Added Apple Silicon support

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Demo versions are free for everyone, they have all the same features as the full versions. Demo versions will display a demo message box in compiled applications.

Open source support classes come as they are, without support. Most of the open source classes come from 3rd party authors. All of the open source classes on this page extend one or more of the controls from us that are posted on this page.