controls for forms?

Are there controls for forms?

-DatePicker

-Select or Dropdown

-Radio Button

-Checkbox

We have Switch at the moment that fills the role of Checkbox. You can create your own style if you want it to appear like a traditional checkbox.

For the other items we do not yet have controls. We are working on them and hope to have them soon.

Hello, Any updates on this?

Nope, not yet. There are a few user projects floating around that implements support for some things, but official support is not yet out.

Got it. I will look for them. Thank you.

Anders Lassen wrote:

Nope, not yet. There are a few user projects floating around that implements support for some things, but official support is not yet out.

Could you please provide a link to these projects?

Don’t know if this is of any help but here’s my custom iOS-like checkbox:

<!-- Custom Switch -->
    <ToggleControl ux:Class="CheckboxToggle" Margin="2" Width="26" Height="26" ux:Name="_switch" Value="false" IsEnabled="true">
        <Clicked>
            <Toggle Target="_switch" />
        </Clicked>
        <Panel Layer="Background">
            <Rectangle Alignment="Center">
                <Circle Width="26" Height="26" Layer="Background" Alignment="Center" ux:Name="_toggleStateIndicator">
                    <SolidColor Color="#FFF0" ux:Name="_toggleModeIndicatorColor" />
                    <Stroke Width="1">
                        <SolidColor Color="#FFF" />
                    </Stroke>
                </Circle>
                <!-- REPLACE THIS IMAGE OR USE AN ICON FONT -->
                <Image File="imagens/CheckOff.png" ux:Name="_toggleStateImage" Width="20" Height="20" />
                <!-- ! -->
            </Rectangle>
        </Panel>
        <WhileTrue>
            <Scale Factor="1.1" Duration="0.1" DurationBack="0.1" />
            <Change _toggleStateImage.Color="#00A196" Duration="0.1" DurationBack="0.1" />
            <Change _toggleModeIndicatorColor.Color="#BEFAEE" Duration="0.1" DurationBack="0.5" />
            <Scale Target="_toggleStateIndicator" Factor="1.2" Duration="0.5" DurationBack="0.2" Easing="ElasticOut" EasingBack="CubicIn" />
            <Callback Handler="{yourToggleOnFunction}" />
        </WhileTrue>
        <WhileFalse>
            <Callback Handler="{yourToggleOffFunction}" />
        </WhileFalse>
    </ToggleControl>

You will need a checkmark image about 20x20 pixels (transparent PNG) and you can set callback actions for True and False states.

You can easily turn it into a radio button if you add it to a StateGroup.