The term 'state' is used to describe state information. This information can be about data or it can be about other things, like portions of the view. It can be information about whether data is dirty, information that identifies data, or information that sets the background color of a view.

Just like standard UX Components controls (such as Textbox, Textarea, RadioButton, etc), the List control is bound to a UX component variable. When the value in any control changes the UX component is considered to be 'dirty'. So for example, if you open a UX and then select a row in a List, ghe UX will go from 'clean' to 'dirty'.

Customizes the refresh behavior for the ViewBox when the control's value changes.

The active Panel can be saved and later restored in UX Components.

You can format a ViewBox to look and act like a List Control.

Alpha Anywhere User Guide.

When completing an order online, filling out educational information, taking an online test, or checking the status of a parcel in the post, it is common to see a stepped bar showing the current progress towards the completion of the item in question. This 'step control' is relatively easy to define using a ViewBox. It can then be tied to the panels in a panel navigator.

Multi-state Toggles can be defined by setting the type to Multi-state and then click the smart field for the builder.

VisualStyle::State Enumeration's properties.

UX properties include: