Linking Switch Objects (Two Objects = One Action)

In order to achieve this functionality, you could extend our earlier example and utilize the ViewController itself to coordinate when arrows appear/disapper.

For each switch, changing the passed string per switch (essentially an id for the switch or you could use the switch outlet's id):

this.onControlValueChange = function (event) { this.viewController.switchChanged("switch1", this.on); };

Then in the ViewController for the widget, you would check which switches are on to determine if an arrow should be shown.

this.switchChanged = function(switchId, state) { if (state == true) { // check if paired switch is also on; if so, show arrow // you will need to think through how to manage the state of multiple switches } };

You may also consider adding a reset button or additional logic that ensures only two switches are on at a time.

The ViewController is the widget itself (called Page 1 in iAd Producer). Just click the Code button with the page selected.

Without knowing more about your widget, it is hard to detail an exact solution. For example, are there two specific switches that should be on at a given time (e.g. is the widget intended to ask a question) or can the user just toggle switches randomly to turn on arrows? Either way, you will need some way to track the state of each switch (on/off) as well as which combinations turn on which arrows.

My earlier answer simply guides on how to let the Page know that a switch has been turned on or off, that should be the basis for the more complex logic you will need to switch on the arrows.