transparent frames are possible, if you set no background color in the referenced visualization. But as I have tested, elements like a button placed behind a transparent frame, don't react to any input activity. In my opinion, the frame with his rectangel input area is in front of the button and "hides" the tap action. Maybe someone knows a solution to get that working.
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D. Kugler hat geschrieben:
transparent frames are possible, if you set no background color in the referenced visualization. But as I have tested, elements like a button placed behind a transparent frame, don't react to any input activity. In my opinion, the frame with his rectangel input area is in front of the button and "hides" the tap action. Maybe someone knows a solution to get that working.
The only way I've got around this is placing invisible buttons and having the visible button react to the variables to do stuff like change color. Rarely has that mattered for me though because the only reason I want transparency is for visual reasons. I can't not have a background image but transparency does work if your background is a color. So I'm not sure about transparencies and pictures.
But yeah my thinking is it works exactly as you described.
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D. Kugler hat geschrieben:
transparent frames are possible, if you set no background color in the referenced visualization. But as I have tested, elements like a button placed behind a transparent frame, don't react to any input activity. In my opinion, the frame with his rectangel input area is in front of the button and "hides" the tap action. Maybe someone knows a solution to get that working.
Don't configure any inputs on the frame. That should work
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Hi to all,
I'm using Codesys V3.5 SP14 Patch 1, and I've some questions to programming the raspberry.
Thanks to all,
Luca
Hi.
Yes, check this:
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Check VisuSymbols library.
Originally created by: D. Kugler
transparent frames are possible, if you set no background color in the referenced visualization. But as I have tested, elements like a button placed behind a transparent frame, don't react to any input activity. In my opinion, the frame with his rectangel input area is in front of the button and "hides" the tap action. Maybe someone knows a solution to get that working.
The only way I've got around this is placing invisible buttons and having the visible button react to the variables to do stuff like change color. Rarely has that mattered for me though because the only reason I want transparency is for visual reasons. I can't not have a background image but transparency does work if your background is a color. So I'm not sure about transparencies and pictures.
But yeah my thinking is it works exactly as you described.
Don't configure any inputs on the frame. That should work