UI Interest Group Blog
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GerdW
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Event handling Problem
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Thoric
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create a (right click) menu in a picture
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cacalderon
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LabVIEW GUI Gallery
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kongmingpeng
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Font Sizes in LabVIEW - Conversion Utility VI
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Sibin
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Infotainment system UI Developed with Labview
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OptiJohn
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Menu bar shode be hidden in exe
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Ben
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Adding new UI objects to the front panel (and even link data) on Run-Time :)
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robertocsp
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An alternative to Loading Animation
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CJW1800
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Loading Animation (remake of the VS 2012 Installer Screen)
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CodePeasant
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Advanced Resizable UIs: Multicolumn Listboxes
A UI Challenge and a LabVIEW Response
Todd knows how to push my buttons so to speak and so he sent me the following challenge late last night:
Always being up for a challenge I looked at the original article (available at cars.com) and set about creating the same UI in LabVIEW.
About an hour later I had this:
A fully functional implementation of the same UI in LabVIEW without using any tricks such as importing .NET controls or using picture controls. I used the original images with a few tweaks here and there so I can't take credit for designing the UI but it's nice to know that it's relatively easy to import fantastic looking graphics into LabVIEW and have them be more than just decorations.
If you'd like to play around with the VI I've attached it below.
So to answer Todd's question. Yes, I can, and so can you!
