You can either use a variable to control the state and define conditions on the button's onClick event or place the button inside a dynamic panel with two panels, both with copies of the same button. One of the buttons can have the onClick->show shape event and the other the onClick -> hide. Then add another action to that event so that when the user clicks one button the panel that holds the other shows up.
You can either use a variable to control the state and define conditions on the button's onClick event or place the button inside a dynamic panel with two panels, both with copies of the same button. One of the buttons can have the onClick->show shape event and the other the onClick -> hide. Then add another action to that event so that when the user clicks one button the panel that holds the other shows up.
Create an "onToggle" + "Show" event. See the screenshot attached.
Create an "onToggle" + "Show" event. See the screenshot attached.
You can either use a variable to control the state and define conditions on the button's onClick event or place the button inside a dynamic panel with two panels, both with copies of the same button. One of the buttons can have the onClick->show shape event and the other the onClick -> hide. Then add another action to that event so that when the user clicks one button the panel that holds the other shows up.
You can either use a variable to control the state and define conditions on the button's onClick event or place the button inside a dynamic panel with two panels, both with copies of the same button. One of the buttons can have the onClick->show shape event and the other the onClick -> hide. Then add another action to that event so that when the user clicks one button the panel that holds the other shows up.
Now Prototyper 4.6 includes the 'toggle' event.
Now Prototyper 4.6 includes the 'toggle' event.
What about version 7.1.1? I can't find the 'toggle' event, is there a way to access it?
What about version 7.1.1? I can't find the 'toggle' event, is there a way to access it?
Create an "onToggle" + "Show" event. See the screenshot attached.
Create an "onToggle" + "Show" event. See the screenshot attached.
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