Page properties
Data scrolling
The Data Scrolling Properties define how real-time data is scrolled within a page during playback.
General Data Scrolling
Interval
- Specifies the time interval (in seconds) used to scroll through data for all page elements that have Data Scrolling enabled.
- This interval controls how fast new data rows are shown in elements like tables, lists, or tickers.
Hold Scroll Positions after Page Change
- When enabled, the current row position of all data providers on the page will be remembered during playback when switching to another page.
- When returning to this page, scrolling will continue from where it left off, instead of starting over from the first row.
- For example:
- If the page was showing row 4 when it switched away, on returning it will continue with row 5.
Tip: This is especially useful for play lists of advertisements or long data lists, ensuring that content plays sequentially across loops, rather than repeating from the start each time the page appears.
Example Use Case
- You are displaying a rotating list of ads, and you want to ensure that each ad is shown without restarting the list when returning to that page.
- By holding the scroll position, the next ad in sequence will play when the page is shown again.