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Stepbar

Demonstration
Java API: Stepbar
JavaScript API: Stepbar

Available for ZK:

Since 9.0.0

Employment/Purpose

Stepbar is a navigation component suitable for displaying the progress of a multi-step task.

Example

<zk>
    <stepbar activeIndex="1" width="600px">
        <step title="First Step" />
        <step title="Second Step" />
        <step title="Third Step"/>
    </stepbar>
</zk>

Supported Browsers

It is compatible with browsers that fully support CSS flexbox, like IE 11, Edge, Firefox, Opera, Chrome, and Safari.

IE10 is not supported as it only partially supports flexbox. Check flexbox browser support.

Properties

ActiveIndex

The index of the active step. (Default: 0)

ActiveStep

The active step object. (Default: first step)

Linear

Set whether the steps in this stepbar are displayed in order.

Non-linear means users can toggle the active steps easily by clicking on any step even if the step is not the next one in the sequence. In linear mode, they can only activate in order.

Model

The step model associated with this stepbar. (Learn Model-Driven Rendering)

You can use DefaultStepModel, wrap an existing ListModelList by DefaultStepModel's constructor, or implement StepModel.

StepRenderer

The renderer used to render each step.(Learn Model-Driven Rendering)

You can specify your own StepRenderer at this attribute to renders a Step object with your data.

WrappedLabels

Set whether the labels in children steps are wrapped. (Default: false)

true:

false:

Supported Events

Name	Event Type
`onChange`	Event: Event Represents an event caused by a user's selection changed at the client.

Inherited Supported Events: XulElement

Supported Children

* Step

Use Cases

Version	Description	Example Location

Version History

Last Update : 2022/01/07

Version	Date	Content
9.0.0	November, 2019	ZK-4375: Provide a stepbar component