How to add different states in the .NET MAUI Switch control (SfSwitch)?
This article explains how to add different states in the .NET MAUI Switch control.
On State:
To switch to the On state, tap the switch button or set the value to true.
XAML:
<syncfusion:SfSwitch IsOn="True" />
Output:
Off State:
The default state is Off, which can be toggled by tapping the switch button or setting the value to false.
XAML:
<syncfusion:SfSwitch IsOn="False" />
Output:
Indeterminate State:
To display work progress, enable the indeterminate state using the AllowIndeterminateState property. Set the IsOn property to null to load the switch in an indeterminate state.
XAML:
<syncfusion:SfSwitch IsOn="{x:Null}" AllowIndeterminateState="True" />
Output:
Disabled On:
Switch to the disabled On state by setting IsOn to true and IsEnabled to false.
XAML:
<syncfusion:SfSwitch IsOn="True" IsEnabled="False" />
Output:
Disabled Off:
Switch to the disabled Off state by setting IsOn to false and IsEnabled to false.
XAML:
<syncfusion:SfSwitch IsOn="False" IsEnabled="False" />
Output:
Disabled Indeterminate:
Enable the disabled indeterminate state to show progress by setting IsOn to null and IsEnabled to false.
XAML:
<syncfusion:SfSwitch AllowIndeterminateState="True" IsOn="{x:Null}" IsEnabled="False"/>
Output:
Conclusion
Hope you enjoyed learning how to add different states in the .NET MAUI Switch control.
Refer to our .NET MAUI Switch feature tour page to learn about its other groundbreaking feature representations. You can explore our .NET MAUI Switch documentation to understand how to present and manipulate data.
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