...
For this example, we are creating a JSON object to reference for the options of our options box. Please remember to set the
Below are screen shots of the Universal Display File (COLORSD) being created the Universal Designer. There are 3 record formats representing the parts of an HTML page, the Header, Body, and Footer. The middle image shows CONAME and COHEX as the bound fields. CONAME (color name) is the variable containing names of colors, the example CONAME is defined as CHAR(30). COHEX (color hex) is the variable containing the hex values of CONAME's colors, the example CONAME is defined as CHAR(7) and the records include the '#' along with the hex color value (i.e. #FF0022). If you would prefer, you can use valid CSS color names instead of the hex color value and the example will still work. You will need to make sure your fields are properly defined for the length and type of field. Our Universal Display File will access the information in these bound fields and display them in our program. Please refer to the for more information with this step.
...
| Section |
|---|
| Column |
|---|
|
|
| Column |
|---|
| | Info |
|---|
| Actions in Order: - Select Silver -> Click Ok
Select Red - Scroll down using ▼ of the scrollbar
- Double-click Olive to select and pass to program
- Select Maroon -> Press "Enter" on keyboard
- Click Exit to exit the program
|
|
|
...