simple.param(name, label = name, description = label, value = "", type = "text", advanced = 0, show.if = NULL, display.callback = NULL, size = "medium", required = TRUE, persistent = NULL, persistent.dependencies = NULL)
$name
, giving the name of some other param in the set
and $values
, a character vector of values. The parameter under construction should only be shown if
the named parameter takes on any of the values in the $values
vector. Default (NULL) is to always
show the parameter under construction.show.if
logic in deciding when/if
to display the element, or a list with the two elements $uri
and $dependent
,
which follow the same format as the corresponding arguments to combobox.param
and provide
a templated uri and a mapping from template variables to form parameters. The service should
return JSON true if the widget is to be shown and false if not. It is allowed to
have both a display.callback
and a show.if
---both conditions must be
met in order to display the element.known.param.sizes()
(currently
no way to change this). Default: mediumpersistent
is NULL.
When persistent
is non-NULL, providing persistent.dependencies
makes this parameter
not just "persistent" but "conditionally persistent", which
is to say that the persistent value for this parameter is actually a hash lookup based on the
the other parameters specified in this vector. A typical example would be a pheno fields parameter
which is dependent on the study parameter. The names are taken from the Page namespace, which
means that a parameter's $name
is used when this differs from its $persistent
slot.x <- simple.param("xmin", label="X-min", description="Minimum x value", type="text")
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