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4. Enhancing Your Displays
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The way you configure the player to respond may include:
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Executing a Change Layout command.
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Executing an Advance To command.
Those responses are known as Actions and you can configure the player to take them immediately or after a timeout.
Together, the combination of an event and an action is known as an Interaction .
For all events (or timeouts), you can have the player take one of these actions:
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Change to a specified layout.
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Advance to a rendezvous point.
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Ignore the event for this zone or layout and pass it to another zone or layout.
Additionally, for touch and GPIO events, you can have the player take one of these actions:
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Touch and GPIO events – Take no action.
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Touch event – Pass to a web page. If the zone supports HTML, the player can pass a touch event to the currently showing
web page. If there is no web page, the player takes no action.
Playlist and Layout Interaction:
To provide detailed control, you can specify behavior that differs at the playlist and at the layout level:
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Playlist:
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Process the interaction if someone touches the currently playing item.
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Keep the interaction process active awaiting other events. You can implement complex behavior by defining multiple
interaction actions in the same playlist.
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Layout:
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Process the interaction if there is no playlist action (that is, the layout action is a default).
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Process the interaction if someone touches anywhere on the screen.
You will find it easier to review layout interaction behavior because the iCC displays all layout components at once.
To configure touch actions for a playlist, you must either:
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Include an On Touch Advance To command in the playlist.
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Include an On Touch Change Layout command in the playlist.
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Play an HTML page in the zone.
To add items, click on the playlist's Specials tab and select those required. You can include more than one On Touch
Advance To or On Touch Change Layout commands in the playlist. Each On Touch command overrides the previous one.
This allows you to have the player change its response to touch events throughout the playlist.
If you enable touch for a zone that is displaying an HTML page, the player passes touch events to the HTML player for
handling. You can use this to allow a user to navigate through web pages using links embedded in the displayed HTML page.
Note : To use HTML navigation, either omit On Touch playlist items or use On Touch Screen Event Perform No Action
(found on the playlist's Specials tab) to deactivate existing On Touch items. Otherwise, On Touch items will take