Wijmo Input Controls for JavaScript

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Wijmo's input controls are designed to make data entry easy and efficient, using mouse or touch. Specialized and optimized for each data type, Wijmo's variety of input controls answer every application need.

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Wijmo Input Controls for JavaScript

Includes ComboBox, DropDown, InputColor, ColorPicker, InputNumber, InputMask, ListBox, and more.

Wijmo Input Controls

Wijmo's input controls are designed to make data entry easy and efficient, using mouse or touch. Specialized and optimized for each data type, Wijmo's variety of input controls answer every application need.

ComboBox

The ComboBox control is one of the most powerful and flexible in Wijmo's input module. It can be used to edit strings and to select items from lists. It's used as a base class for several other controls, including AutoComplete, MultiSelect, InputTime, and Menu.

The DropDown control is an abstract class, used as a base for several controls. It's composed of the following elements:

  • input element (exposed by the inputElement property): An HTML input element used to display and edit the current value. In a few cases, this element may be replaced with a non-editable element (e.g. Menu and MultiSelect controls).
  • drop-down button: A button used to show or hide the drop-down element.
  • drop-down element (exposed by the dropDown property): An HTML element shown when the user presses the drop-down button or the F4 key. The user interacts with the drop-down element to update the value of the input element and of the control.

InputColor

The InputColor control is a drop-down that allows you to type a color using the HTML color specification or select one from a ColorPicker dropdown.

ColorPicker

The ColorPicker control is a panel that allows users to pick colors. It's used as a drop-down by the InputColor control.

InputNumber

The InputNumber control allows users to enter and edit numbers. It has the following advantages over regular input elements:

  • Users can't enter non-numeric values at all.
  • You can use the format property to format the number as it is edited, making it easy to read.
  • You can use the min and max properties to specify the valid range of values (users won't be able to enter values outside this range).
  • You can use the step property to specify and increment that is added to the value when the user clicks the increment/decrement buttons on the control.


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