First of all let me say that this is a great piece of software, thanks for sharing this!
Upon discovering I stumbled on the next problem on which I am trying to get my head around:
I’ve got a 1-10 matrix widget (type toggle) on which I would like to change the label icons based on the on/off state. I managed to get it working with a standalone toggle widget with this code in de label field:
#{
@{this} == 1 ? "^lock" : "^unlock"
}
Now I’m trying to get the same result in a matrix widget. Looked all over the community and I know/think I’ve to use the [$] for finding the matrix index but my attempts are without luck (i’m a newbie in programming…). Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks!
looked at this threads:
example 1
example 2
This doesn’t work with a basic matrix because the formula is resolved at the matrix’ scope, not at each subwiget’s own scope (@{this} doesn’t resolve to the button’s value).
To do that you need to create a template widget that behaves as you describe and a matrix of clones widgets that duplicate it . Here is a minimal session showing this : clone-matrix.json (2.0 KB)
Notes:
- the conditional label code is in the template toggle
- the
$ is used to increment the clone widgets’ ids
- mind the “props” item in the matrix’ “props” property
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Thanks for pointing me in the right direction! Made it to work!
@jean-emmanuel
C'est toujours valable avec o-s-c 1.13 ou bien c'est obsolète ?
Merci pour tes précisions.