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Assign the value to the "text input" cell by the number of clicks on the "button" cell.

ifadeev
5-Regular Member

Assign the value to the "text input" cell by the number of clicks on the "button" cell.

Hello.

Help me assign the value to the "text input" cell by the number of clicks on the "button" cell.

For example:

You click on the button once - cell "text input" takes the value "1".

You click on the button twice - cell "text input" takes the value "2" etc.

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jmikesell
15-Moonstone
(To:ifadeev)

I can only figure out how to do this with some JS.

You can use an Application Parameter or and var in the JS. Here is how to do it with the app.param

  • Create an application parameter in this case 'myValue'
  • Drag the link handle thing from that parameter to the "Text" handle of your textArea
  • 2019-06-17 12_58_56-Design - Vuforia Studio.png
  • Then in the buttons add a call to the JS function we are going to create
  • 2019-06-17 13_01_00-Design - Vuforia Studio.png
  • Now the JS code
$scope.bump = function () {
  $scope.app.params.myValue = parseInt($scope.app.params.myValue) + 1;
  //you need parseInt as parameters are strings
}

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jmikesell
15-Moonstone
(To:ifadeev)

I can only figure out how to do this with some JS.

You can use an Application Parameter or and var in the JS. Here is how to do it with the app.param

  • Create an application parameter in this case 'myValue'
  • Drag the link handle thing from that parameter to the "Text" handle of your textArea
  • 2019-06-17 12_58_56-Design - Vuforia Studio.png
  • Then in the buttons add a call to the JS function we are going to create
  • 2019-06-17 13_01_00-Design - Vuforia Studio.png
  • Now the JS code
$scope.bump = function () {
  $scope.app.params.myValue = parseInt($scope.app.params.myValue) + 1;
  //you need parseInt as parameters are strings
}
ifadeev
5-Regular Member
(To:jmikesell)

Thank! It works!
I did not immediately see that the parameter "myValue" needed to be set to "0" =)
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