Step Control

In Lowcoder, the Step Control component allows developers to create a sequence of steps, guiding users through multi-step processes or workflows within their applications.

Key Features:

1. Sequential Navigation: Organize content into distinct steps, enabling users to progress through a predefined sequence, which is ideal for forms, tutorials, or setup wizards.

2. Customisation: Each step can be tailored with specific titles, descriptions, and content, allowing for a personalised user experience that aligns with the application's requirements.

3. Event Handling: Define actions triggered by user interactions within each step, such as validations or data submissions, enhancing the interactivity and responsiveness of the workflow.

4. Styling Options: Apply custom styles to the Step Control component to ensure visual consistency with the overall design of the application, including adjustments to colors, fonts, and layouts.

Component Playground

On Component Playground, you can interact with the Step Control component and explore it's Properties, Events and Methods. Play with different Styling properties to see the effect on the Step Control component.

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Component Auto-Docs

In the Auto-Docs of Step Control component, we have shown how to use different properties of the component. It also includes the Styling properties of the component.

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Properties of the Step Control component

These properties are accessible in {{ }} notations, as well as in JavaScript Queries.

Property Name	Type	Description
value	String	Holds the value of the Step Control component
disabled	Boolean	Returns True or False based on whether the Form component is disabled or not
hidden	Boolean	Returns True or False based on whether the Form component is hidden or not
stepPercent	Number	Returns the Step Percentage value
stepStatus	String	Returns the Step Status value

Events

Events give you the ability to trigger further actions (with Event-Handlers).

Event Name	Description
Change	Triggers, when anything "changes" on Step Control component

Methods

You have the capability to engage with components via their respective methods, which can be accessed by their designated names within any segment where JavaScript is utilized. Additionally, these components can be activated through the 'Control Component' action, which is triggered in response to specific events.

Method Name	Description
setValue	Set the data of the property Value
clear	Clear the data of the property Value
reset	ReSet the data of the property Value
blur	When a User "clicks" outside of the Step Control component i.e, defocuses the Step Control component.
focus	When a User "clicks" on the Step Control component