Creating a Check Box Wonderware intouch
A checkbox control allows an operator to select an option. To configure a checkbox control
- Create the check box. Do the following:
- From the Wizard Selection dialog box, select Windows Control Wizards. The control wizard icons appear.
- Double-click the check box icon. Your application window reappears and the cursor changes to a Left corner symbol.
- Click a location in the application window to place the wizard. The check box wizard appears.
- Drag and resize the wizard.
- Double-click the wizard. The Checkbox Control dialog box appears.
- Configure the wizard. Do the following:
- Type the control name.
- Type the discrete tag name, or double-click the empty tagname box to show the Select Tagname dialog, and select a tag.
- Type the caption to appear on the face of the button.
- Click OK.
Creating a Radio Button Group wonderware intouch
You use radio buttons when the user must select from one of several choices. When a user selects an option, the previously selected option is un-selected.
You create the options for a user as a group of radio buttons. Each radio button has a caption, and provides a unique value to your script.
You can only assign integer tags to radio button controls.
To create a Radio Button group
- Create the Radio Button control wizard. Do the following:
- From the Wizard Selection dialog box, select Windows Control Wizards. The control wizard icons appear.
- Double-click the Radio button icon. Your application window reappears and the cursor changes to a left corner symbol.
- Click a location in the application window to place the wizard. The Radio Group control wizard appears with three radio buttons.
- Drag and resize the wizard to suit your application.
- Double-click the wizard. The Radio Button Group Control dialog box appears.
- Configure the wizard. Do the following:
- Type the control name.
- Type an integer type tag name to link to this control.
- Type the number of buttons to show.
- Type the captions for each button.
- Set the layout and properties.
- Click OK.
How to Create a Text Box Wonderware intouch
You use text boxes in your application to allow operators to enter text strings. To create and configure a textbox
- Create and place a text box. Do the following:
- From the Wizard Selection dialog box, select Windows Control Wizards. The control wizard icons appear.
- Double-click the text box icon. Your application window reappears and the cursor changes to a left corner symbol.
- Click a location in the application window to place the wizard. The text box wizard appears with heavy black handles at the corners.
- Drag and resize the wizard to suit your application.
- Double-click the wizard. The Textbox Control dialog box appears.
- Configure the dialog box. Do the following:
- Type a control name, such as TextBox_1, in the Control Name box.
- Type a memory message tag name, such as New_Value, in the Tagname box.
- In the Properties area, select Enable Input and Visible.
- Click OK. The Textbox Control dialog box closes.
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You can create applications that enable your users to select items from lists of options with a combobox. A combobox is a Windows control combining a text box and a list box. When adding a combobox to your application, place the control on the screen, set the properties to configure the combobox, and then write any scripts you may need. Comboboxes can be loaded with items from a file or from keyboard input during run time. To create a combo box
- Create and place the combo box control. Do the following:
- In the Wizard Selection dialog box, select Windows Controls.
- Double-click the combo box icon. Your application window reappears and the cursor changes to a left corner symbol.
- Click a location in the application window to place the control. The combo box control appears.
- Double-click the control. The ComboBox Control dialog box appears.
- Configure the control. Do the following:
- Type a control name, such as ComboBox_1, in the Control Name box.
- Type a memory message tag name, such as CB1_Value, in the Tagname box.
- In the Properties area, configure how the control appears and functions.
- In the Style area, select the type of combobox.
- Click OK.
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