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Posted on by KoenL-SN

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Hello,

I have a Gallery with 3 buttons (men, woman and child) in a gallery. When I press one button it should make the other buttons a bit lighter and the button pressed a bit darker. When I press an other button that button should be darker and the others should be lighter.

What I'm searching is a way to let a button do things when it is pressed in a gallery. Most post say to make a variable, with a gallery that won't work because then all te buttons would change when only the set of buttons from that item should change. Below a picture of my app:

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zmorek 3,272 on at

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You could put a horizontal gallery inside that vertical gallery, and give the Items property of the horizontal gallery something like:

Table({Title: "Men", Color: Blue}, {Title: "Women", Color:Pink}, {Title:"Child", Color: Green}).

Then put a button in the horizontal gallery, set the Text property to ThisItem.Title.

Then you can set the Fill property of the buttons in the horizontal gallery to something like:

If(!ThisItem.IsSelected,ColorFade(ThisItem.Color,50%),ThisItem.Color)

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TheRobRush 11,128 Moderator on at

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Here is another example.

I have a gallery and in it I placed 3 circles (Give each one a tooltip of Circle1, Circle2, Circle3, etc. In something with a text propertty this is unnecessary as you can reference that but I wanted to use shapes for my example) so each item in the gallery has 3 circles (can be anything, button shape etc etc)

Each one has an OnSelect of

Switch( CountRows(Filter(ButtonTest,Item=ThisItem.ID)), 0, Collect(ButtonTest,{Item:ThisItem.ID, Choice:Self.Tooltip}), RemoveIf(ButtonTest,Item=ThisItem.ID); Collect(ButtonTest,{Item:ThisItem.ID, Choice:Self.Tooltip}))

And each one has a fill of

If( LookUp(ButtonTest, Item=ThisItem.ID,Choice)=Self.Tooltip, RGBA(54, 176, 75, 1), RGBA(54, 176, 75, .2))

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