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Display Button Element

The Display Button Element enables creating Actions by touching a specific area on a display.

The DisplayButtonElement draws a button at the configured position where click events should be captured.

Element Configuration

The following properties are available for configuration of the element.

text – the text that is displayed on the button

onclick – List of actions to be created on a click event

From the base DisplayOutputElement implementation the following properties are available for configuration:

x – Specifies the x position of the Element.

y – Specifies the y position of the Element.

w or width – Specifies the width of the Element.

h or height – Specifies the height of the Element.

color – Specifies the draw color of the Element. When no color is specified on the element the default color from the display is used.

background – Specifies the background color of the Element. When no color is specified on the element the default color from the display is used.

border – Specifies the border color of the Element. When no color is specified on the element the default color from the display is used.

value – Specifies a value for the Element. This is used for some Output Elements only.

clear – The value is cleared.

From the base element implementation the following properties are available for configuration:

title – Caption text for the element. Used by the element specific cards on the dash boards.

description – A line of text that gives a short description of the device used in the web UI.

room – The location of the device.

loglevel – This property holds the element specific log level. The default value is LOGGER_LEVEL_ERR == 1.

startup – This property can be used to start the element using a different initialization phase. Possible values are “sys”, “net”, “time”. See The Startup sequence.

Element State

The following properties are available with the current values at runtime

active - Is set to true when the element is active.

See also

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Element Display Input Wip