This section describes the parameters for a date selector.
Style
- Size/Position- W: width of the target, in pixels.
- H: height of the target, in pixels.
- X: position where the target is located in the canvas. Unit: pixel.
- Y: position where the target is located in the canvas. Unit: pixel.
- Opacity: Adjust the transparency of the target on the canvas using a slider or by manually entering a percentage. A higher percentage means lower transparency.
 Figure 1 Size/Position  
- Global Style- Background Color: custom background color of the date selector.
- Border Color: custom border color of the date selector.
- Style: border type, including solid line, dotted line, and hyphen.
- Width: border width.
- Rounded Corner: rounded corner of the border.
- Font Size: font size of the progress bar.
- Color: font color of the progress bar.
- Formatting: date format.
 
Interactions
- Interaction Definition- Choose Interactions > Interaction Definition > Edit interaction event. The interaction editing page is displayed.Figure 2 Edit interaction  
- Set Event to Click.
- Click Add Action to add an action. Actions can be changed between hidden and visible states, with different action values displayed depending on the selected widget.
- Click OK to complete the setting of the interaction event.Note- Data filtering operators are categorized by string, number, and date types.- String operators support exact matches, inequalities, inclusions, exclusions, prefixes, suffixes, and checks for emptiness.
- Number operators allow for equality, inequality, range comparisons, and checks for emptiness.
- Date operators support equality and range comparisons.
 
 
- Data filtering operators are categorized by string, number, and date types.
 
- Choose Interactions > Interaction Definition > Edit interaction event. The interaction editing page is displayed.
- Control Variables- Click Interactions. Expand Control Variables and click Add Variable.Figure 3 Add Variable  
- Select the event, field value, and variable name, and click Save.
 
- Click Interactions. Expand Control Variables and click Add Variable.
Parent topic: Using More Components
- Style
- Interactions