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range slider box

How can I add a range slider box to my application in Application Builder.

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Re: range slider box

I am not a JMP Application expert, however, in looking into it, I attempted to add in a Range Slider Box into the Application JSL. While I was successful in adding the object into the Application, it was not recognized as a recognized object.

The Range Slider Box() does not seem to be coming to JMP Applications in the near term.

I suggest you add it to the JMP Wish List

And, as I said above, I am not an expert with this, so with luck, another Community Member will have a solution.

Re: range slider box

Ah, one can add a dummy object via the GUI, then save the script to the script window, exchange the dummy object with the Range Slider, run the script and then continue editing the Dashboard via the GUI *)

*) unfortunately, the properties of the range slider box are not accessible via the GUI

I took the Display Boxes from the online help:
https://www.jmp.com/support/help/en/17.2/#page/jmp/display-functions.shtml
and marked the items that I found in the Application Builder template menu - or ones which are generated via Graph Platforms.
-> There are some other items that are difficult to add through the GUI , like Scene Display List (3D visualization) and Web Browser Box ...

Re: range slider box

According to Jmp support (TS-00074741), there were already requests to add support for missing objects, like Range Slider Box.

For the remaining topics, I just created an entry in the wishlist:

Application Builder: add support for missing Display Boxes

Re: range slider box

Besides adding the range slider manually to the source script of the application, another workaround is to use Application Builder and add the range slider via << append after the application is generated. Please find attached an example code which I just received from Jmp Support - thanks @Arn_Cota

Top Outline << Append(
 slider = Range Slider Box( 0, 100, low, high, rangeUpdate() )
);

This workaround makes it easier to edit the code (directly in the Application Builder).

The disadvantage:
As the range slider is added afterwards, the GUI editor doesn't know the range slider and won't show it:

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