ORKInstructionStep Class Reference
Inherits from | ORKStep : NSObject |
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Declared in | ORKInstructionStep.h |
An ORKInstructionStep
object gives the participant instructions for a task.
You can use instruction steps to present various types of content during a task, such as introductory content, instructions in the middle of a task, or a final message at the completion of a task.
To indicate the completion of a task, consider using an ORKCompletionStep
object instead.
detailText
Additional detailed explanation for the instruction.
@property (nonatomic, copy, nullable) NSString *detailText
Discussion
The detail text is displayed below the content of the text
property.
Declared In
ORKInstructionStep.h
attributedDetailText
Additional attributed explanation for the instruction.
@property (nonatomic, copy, nullable) NSAttributedString *attributedDetailText
Discussion
The attributed detail text is displayed below the content of the text
property and overrides detailText
.
Declared In
ORKInstructionStep.h
footnote
Additional text to display for the step in a localized string at the bottom of the view.
@property (nonatomic, copy, nullable) NSString *footnote
Discussion
The footnote is displayed in a smaller font below the continue button. It is intended to be used in order to include disclaimer, copyright, etc. that is important to display in the step but should not distract from the main purpose of the step.
Declared In
ORKInstructionStep.h
image
An image that provides visual context for the instruction.
@property (nonatomic, copy, nullable) UIImage *image
Discussion
The image is displayed with aspect fit. Depending on the device, the screen area
available for this image can vary. For exact
metrics, see ORKScreenMetricIllustrationHeight
.
Declared In
ORKInstructionStep.h
auxiliaryImage
An image that provides visual context for the instruction that will allow for showing
a two-part composite image where the image
is tinted and the auxiliaryImage
is
shown with light grey.
@property (nonatomic, copy, nullable) UIImage *auxiliaryImage
Discussion
The image is displayed with the same frame as the image
so both the auxiliaryImage
and image
should have transparently to allow for overlay.
Declared In
ORKInstructionStep.h