ASP.NET Show documentation - Changer Properties

Constructor

Changer OboutInc.Show.Changer()

Panel Properties

Type OboutInc.Show.ChangerType enumeration. Show's manual changer type. All posible values of the property: Arrow - forward and backward arrows Number - panels numbers Both - manual changer with both arrows and panels numbers Default value is Arrow. Optional. See also Manual changer customize example. ArrowType OboutInc.Show.ArrowType enumeration. Show's manual changer arrows type. This property is available only when ChangerType is Both. All posible values of the property: Side1 - both arrows are on the left/top side of the numbers Side2 - both arrows are on the right/bottom side of the numbers BothSides - one arrow is on the left/top side of the numbers, the other is on the right/bottom side Default value is Side1. Optional. See also Manual changer customize example. Position OboutInc.Show.ChangerPosition enumeration. Show's manual changer position reported to the panels. All posible values of the property: Top Bottom Left Right Default value is Bottom. Optional. See also Manual changer customize example. VerticalAlign OboutInc.Show.ChangerVerticalAlign enumeration. Show's manual changer vertical aligning when ChangerPosition is Left or Right. All posible values of the property: Top Bottom Middle Default value is Middle. Optional. See also Manual changer customize example. HorizontalAlign OboutInc.Show.ChangerHorizontalAlign enumeration. Show's manual changer horizontal aligning when ChangerPosition is Top or Bottom. All posible values of the property: Left Right Center Default value is Center. Optional. See also Manual changer customize example.

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