Button (Bootstrap)

Description

Buttons can be clicked on by users to initiate actions.

By setting the appearance, buttons can have different colors.

Buttons can be grouped into horizontal and vertical groups.

The color of a Bootstrap button is set by its appearance property. Possible values are

default, primary, success, info, warning, danger and link

To change a button from primary to danger, do this:

$( "#Button6" ).removeClass( "btn-primary" );
$( "#Button6" ).addClass( "btn-danger" );

The colors for each of each of the appearance settings is defined in the Bootstrap them you use. This provides your app with a consistant look and feel throughout.

To change the icon and text at runtime, do this:

Button1.innerHTML = "<span id='Button1_icon' class='fa fa-bus'></span> Button"

Popovers and Tooltips are supported.

Properties and Methods

Standard properties are supported, plus:

appearance	Appearance of the alert. For example: success, info, warning, danger.
badge	Adds a Badge to the alert.
blocklevel	Make the button full width of parent?
ChangeForm	id of the form to change to if clicked. Optional.
grouping	Is this button part of a group? Choices are No, Start Horizontal, Start Vertical, Middle and End.
groupStyle	The styling to apply to the entire group.
icon	Optional. Icon to put at right of control. Bootstrap 3 uses the Font Awesome set. Examples: trash, check. Bootstrap 4 uses Open Iconic. Examples trash, check, circle-check.
iconTitle	Optional. Text to display when hovering cursor over icon. Bootstrap 4.
Outline	Display button with an outline, instead of solid color. Bootstrap 4.
toggleControl	Supply the name of another control here, like a Card or Image. Clicking the button will show or hide the other control.
size	The size of the button. Can be large, medium, small or extra small (Bootstrap 3 only).
value	The title of the button. Design time or runtime.
hide()	Hide the button. Runtime.
show()	Show the button. Runtime.

Events

Standard events are supported. For this control, the onclick event will be most useful.

Example (Basic)

Function Button1_onclick()
  MsgBox "You can display a message or take other action when clicked"
End Function

Example (JavaScript)

Button1.onclick = function() {
  NSB.MsgBox("You can display a message or take other action when clicked");
};

Tab Extension Examples (for testing)

<tabs> <tab name="JavaScript">

Button1.onclick = function() {
  NSB.MsgBox("You can display a message or take other action when clicked");
};

</tab> <tab name="BASIC">

Function Button1_onclick()
  MsgBox "You can display a message or take other action when clicked"
End Function

Button1.onclick = function() {
  NSB.MsgBox("You can display a message or take other action when clicked");
};

Function Button1_onclick()
  MsgBox "You can display a message or take other action when clicked"
End Function

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