class_="image"
Using <widget class_="image">
inserts an image into the layout of a
QuickApp.
Syntax
<dynamic> <widget class_="image" url_="[PATH_TO_IMAGE_FILE]"/> </dynamic>
Attributes
url_
- Accepts a string that specifies a URL to an image the widget displays.
You can also embed a
data:
URI for the image directly into the macro code. alturl_
- Accepts a string that specifies a URL to an alternate image the widget displays when
the user points to the widget.
(Available as of version 10.12)
fadetime_
- Accepts a decimal value that specifies the number of seconds for the transition to
fade between the original and alternate images.
The default is
0
, which results in an immediate transition.(Available as of version 10.12)
popuplink_
- Accepts a string that specifies a URL that opens in a new browser tab when the user
clicks the image.
The image acts as a hyperlink to the specified URL.
(Available as of version 10.14)
height_
- Accepts an integer value that specifies the height of the image.
width_
- Accepts an integer value that specifies the width of the image.
Example for class_="image"
This example creates a tab panel that contains the 1010data logo. Notice how the <layout>
elements are nested to control
the horizontal alignment of the widgets.
<dynamic> <layout type_="tabpanel"> <layout label_="Drop Down Content Panel!"> <widget class_="image" url_="https://docs.1010data.com/1010datalogo_new_small.jpg"/> <widget class_="dropdown" base_="pub.demo.retail.item"> <sel value="g_first1(store;;)"/> <colord cols="store"/> </widget> </layout> <layout label_="Button Content Panel!" name_="sample"> <widget class_="button" type_="dummy" text_="Hello!!"/> </layout> </layout> </dynamic>