Represents class for header control (panel) containing 2 buttons (TW3ToolButton).

Header SmartCL.Controls.Header TW3HeaderControl = class(TW3CustomControl)   Public methods:     class function supportAdjustment: Boolean; override;   Properties:     property BackButton: TW3ToolButton read FBackBtn;     property NextButton: TW3ToolButton read FNextBtn;     property Title: TW3Label read FLabel;

This two buttons can be accessed via BackButton and NextButton properties.

Unit: SmartCL.Controls.Header.pas

Hierarchy

TObject

TW3TagObj

TW3Component

TW3MovableControl

TW3CustomControl

TW3HeaderControl

Properties
BackButton
NextButton
Title

Properties

BackButton

Identify back button on header. This button is visible by default and it have caption set to "Back".

property BackButton: TW3ToolButton read FBackBtn;

In order to detect mouse clicks on this button, OnClick event of TW3ToolButton can be implemented.

...
protected  
{ My event handlers }  
procedure MyBackButtonClick(Sender: TObject);
...
procedure TForm1.InitializeForm;
begin  
inherited;  // this is a good place to initialize components  // Maybe we want to customize our button. We can do it here.  
 W3HeaderControl1.BackButton.Caption:= 'Previous';  // Connect event to our custom handler.  
 W3HeaderControl1.BackButton.OnClick:= MyBackButtonClick;
end;

NextButton

Identify "Next" button on header. This button is positioned on right side and it is not visible by default.

property NextButton: TW3ToolButton read FNextBtn;

In order to make "Next" button visible write:

W3HeaderControl1.NextButton.Visible:= True;

In order to detect mouse clicks on this button, OnClick event of TW3ToolButton can be implemented.

See also: BackButton

Title

Specifies Header's title. Component responsible for displaying Title is of TW3Label type.

property Title: TW3Label read FLabel;

Example:

W3HeaderControl.Title.Caption:= 'Settings';