The ActionCalc iBloc executes equations using Input widgets without refreshing the page, and displays the results in a Text or Input widget.  More Info

The ActionCalc iBloc executes equations using Input widgets without refreshing the page, and displays the results in a Text or Input widget.  More Info

Use this to quickly simulate an Android alert. Customize the text and buttons.

The Android Date Picker lets you easily simulate and "Ice Cream Sandwich" style date picker, in Holo Light or Dark themes. Use the widget to capture a date from the simulation user in a variety of formats.  More Info

The Android Tab Bar iBloc lets you easily create Holo style tabs for Android app simulation. Chose from Holo Dark and Light themes, customize the tab labels and use it to collect data from the simulation user.  More Info

The Android Time Picker lets you easily simulate and "Ice Cream Sandwich" style time picker, in Holo Light or Dark themes. Use the widget to capture a time from the simulation user in a variety of formats.  More Info

This widget displays a drawing palette so users can annotate a simulation. Draw shapes, add comments, and give visual feedback to modelers by saving your drawings to a datasheet.   Video Tutorial

This widget is a text input that makes suggestions from a list as the user types. The list of options can come from a datasheet or an iBloc property.  More Info

The Button iBloc can be used to create a variety of buttons including split buttons, icon buttons, menu buttons and more.  More Info

The Date Calculator Widget iBloc performs calculations on dates and times and displays the results in any format, in any iRise widget.  More Info

The Date Calculator Widget iBloc performs calculations on dates and times and displays the results in any format, in any iRise widget.  More Info

This widget makes it easy to create a dynamic tree. The branches, nodes and icons can all be driven by data in a datasheet or by the iBloc properties.  More Info

This iBloc is an action that allows you to enable or disable various page widgets.  More Info   Video Tutorial

This iBloc is an action that allows you to enable or disable various page widgets.  More Info   Video Tutorial

Easily create expand / collapse sections on a page. Simply use the Section widget to create the header and body for each expand / collapse section and the iBloc does the rest.

FaceBook Like will be useful tool to add a like 'button' to the page you are simulating. It conditionally allows the user to log into facebook and 'like/recommend' the URL provided. You can turn on and off the face by setting Show faces button. If you are not logged into facebook, it will prompt to enter the Facebook credentials.   Video Tutorial

FaceBook Like will be a useful tool to add a like 'button' to the page you are simulating. It conditionally allows the user to log into facebook and 'like/recommend' the URL provided. You can turn on and off the face by setting Show faces button. If you are not logged into facebook, it will prompt to enter the Facebook credentials.   Video Tutorial

Flot Gauge has various components - a radius highlighted by a circumference, a needle and the tick mark which has gauge label, minimum and maximum value. You also can specify the start, middle and final color in the properties which will be displayed in the gauge. Tick interval will determine the numeric amount between marks.   Video Tutorial

Flot Gauge has various components - a radius highlighted by a circumference, a needle and the tick mark which has gauge label, minimum and maximum value. You also can specify the start, middle and final color in the properties which will be displayed in the gauge. Tick interval will determine the numeric amount between marks.   Video Tutorial

Google Chart is a useful tool to create maps with various countries or states highlighted in custom colors. To specify a map, you will select which region of the world the map should display. You can specify a list of regions that should be colored in the map, and a parallel data list that assigns a numeric value to each corresponding country. Each region is colored, according to the value assigned to it.   Video Tutorial

Google Chart is a useful tool to create maps with various countries or states highlighted in custom colors. To specify a map, you will select which region of the world the map should display. You can specify a list of regions that should be colored in the map, and a parallel data list that assigns a numeric value to each corresponding country. Each region is colored, according to the value assigned to it.   Video Tutorial

This iBloc allows you to add a Google Map to a page. The map's default location can be determined via data flow, and it works well with the Locate Me iBloc.   Video Tutorial

This iBloc allows you to add a Google Map to a page. The map's default location can be determined via data flow, and it works well with the Locate Me iBloc.  More Info   Video Tutorial

This iBloc allows you to add a Google Map to a page. The map's default location can be determined via data flow, and it works well with the Locate Me iBloc.  More Info   Video Tutorial

Highlights words in text widgets on any event, based on the current value of an input. Highlighted words can have any background color, bold and/or italics, and searches can be partial or exact match.

Highlights words in text widgets on any event, based on the current value of an input. Highlighted words can have any background color, bold and/or italics, and searches can be partial or exact match.

This iBloc is a horizontal slider user input used to collect numeric values. It can support one or two 'thumbs' and it can be customized in a variety of ways.  More Info   Video Tutorial

This iBloc is a horizontal slider user input used to collect numeric values. It can support one or two 'thumbs' and it can be customized in a variety of ways.  More Info   Video Tutorial

This iBloc is a horizontal slider user input used to collect numeric values. It can support one or two 'thumbs' and it can be customized in a variety of ways.  More Info   Video Tutorial

This widget allows you to embed HTML and javascript into simulation with ease.  More Info

Display the contents of any website directly in your simulation with the iFrame Widget. Control the exact location, width, height and contents with this simple widget.

This iBloc is a UI component modeled after Apple's Cover Flow component. The images and labels are controlled by data. Uses Flash, won't work on iOS.  More Info   Video Tutorial

Use this widget to create a variety of button types including rounded, forward and back buttons. Customize the color and style using properties.  More Info

This iBloc allows you to quickly build and customize a typical iOS table menu. You can control the labels, icons, arrows and more.

This widget can be used to easily create an iOS style search input seen at the top of many iOS lists. Use the input from this widget to drive data or logic in your simulation.  More Info

This widget can be used to create an iOS segmented control (also called a "button bar" on occasion). Customize the labels, colors, and configure the style of the bar to one of four popular iOS styles. Use the control for navigation or controlling dynamic displays.  More Info

This iBloc helps you simulate a popover action sheet typically found on an iPad. You can control the number, colors, and labels of the buttons as well as the location of the arrow that points to the "triggering" UI element.  More Info

This iBloc helps you simulate a popup menu often seen on the iPad. You can define the list of options as well as the location of the arrow to make it point to the "trigger" UI element.  More Info

This widget lets you easily simulate the standard iPhone alert dialog, including configurable title, buttons and more.  More Info

Simulate an iPhone-style contact list in seconds.  More Info

This widget lets you easily simulate a spinning horizontal (landscape) date picker commonly used on the iPhone. You can use it to collect a "date" input from the user in various formats. Uses Flash, won't work on iOS.  More Info

This widget lets you easily simulate a spinning horizontal (landscape) date picker commonly used on the iPhone. You can use it to collect a "date" input from the user in various formats.  More Info

This widget lets you easily simulate a spinning vertical date picker commonly used on the iPhone. You can use it to collect a "date" input from the user in various formats. Uses Flash, won't work on iOS.  More Info

This widget lets you easily simulate a spinning vertical date picker commonly used on the iPhone. You can use it to collect a "date" input from the user in various formats.  More Info

Use this iBloc to simulate a horizontal iPhone-style Date-time Picker that can be used to collect a date and time in the simulation.  More Info

Use this iBloc to simulate a vertical iPhone-style Date-time Picker that can be used to collect a date and time in the simulation.  More Info

This widget lets you easily simulate an interactive horizontal iPhone keyboard that is used during simulation review to enter text into text inputs and text areas in the simulation. Uses Flash, won't work on iOS.  More Info

This widget lets you easily simulate an interactive vertical iPhone keyboard that is used during simulation review to enter text into text inputs and text areas in the simulation. Uses Flash, won't work on iOS.  More Info

Simulate a horizontal iPhone-style picker that supports between and 1 and 3 scrolling columns.  More Info

Simulate a vertical iPhone-style picker that supports between 1 and 3 scrolling columns.  More Info

Use this iBloc to simulate the standard iPhone On-Off switch.  More Info

Use this iBloc to simulate the standard iPhone On-Off switch.  More Info

The Tab Bar lets you easily simulate tab or button navigation typically found at the bottom of iPhone Apps. You can choose from standard iOS button logos our create your own custom buttons. It supports between 2 and 5 tabs. Its intended for vertical (portrait) phone UI layouts.  More Info

Use this iBloc to simulate a horizontal iPhone-style Time Picker that can be used to collect a time from the simulation user.  More Info

Use this iBloc to simulate a vertical iPhone-style Time Picker that can be used to collect a time from the simulation user.  More Info

This widget lets you easily simulate a spinning horizontal (landscape) value picker commonly used on the iPhone. You can use it to collect user input in the simulation. Uses Flash, won't work on iOS.  More Info

This widget lets you easily simulate a spinning horizontal (landscape) value picker commonly used on the iPhone. You can use it to collect user input in the simulation.  More Info

This widget lets you easily simulate a spinning vertical value picker commonly used on the iPhone. You can use it to collect user input in the simulation.  More Info

A line chart can be used where data points are spaced evenly along the x-axis and y-axis. Axis lines are shown by default. To customize the values on the axis lines, you can specify the text in a datasheet. You can specify the width and color of either the lines or bars. Show Lines determines if the data sets should be shown as a line graph. Show Bars determines if data should be done as a series of bars.   Video Tutorial

The Liquid Layout Action iBloc enables liquid layout (aka flexible layout) behavior to any iRise page when viewed through any browser or mobile device. It supports dynamic scaling of selected elements, proportional scaling, and floating elements relative to the right edge of the browser.  More Info   Video Tutorial

The Liquid Layout Action iBloc enables liquid layout (aka flexible layout) behavior to any iRise page when viewed through any browser or mobile device. It supports dynamic scaling of selected elements, proportional scaling, and floating elements relative to the right edge of the browser.  More Info   Video Tutorial

This iBloc is an action that sets the current location of the Map iBloc to the Reader user's current location. Not supported in Microsoft Internet Explorer, yet.  More Info   Video Tutorial

This iBloc is an action that sets the current location of the Map iBloc to the Reader user's current location. Not supported in Microsoft Internet Explorer, yet.   More Info   Video Tutorial

This iBloc makes it easy to add a block of Lorem Ipsum text to a page.  More Info   Video Tutorial

This iBloc makes it easy to add a block of Lorem Ipsum text to a page.  More Info   Video Tutorial

Moves widgets to the current pointer position on any mouse event. Can be combined with other iRise actions for unlimited uses, such as replacing the default context (right-click) menu with your own.

Moves widgets to the current pointer position on any mouse event. Can be combined with other iRise actions for unlimited uses, such as replacing the default context (right-click) menu with your own.

Displays text one character at a time, 'ticker' fashion, from left to right. Cycles through multiple strings from a connected datasheet or property panel. Choose cursor speed, shape and color.   Video Tutorial

This widget allows you to format numbers as currency, percentage or delimited number.  More Info

The Orientation iBloc is designed for running iRise prototypes on mobile devices, specifically iPads and iPhones. It enables dynamic page resizing and reformatting when the screen is rotated and orientation changes.  More Info   Video Tutorial

The Orientation iBloc is designed for running iRise prototypes on mobile devices, specifically iPads and iPhones. It enables dynamic page resizing and reformatting when the screen is rotated and orientation changes.  More Info   Video Tutorial

The Orientation iBloc is designed for running iRise prototypes on mobile devices, specifically iPads and iPhones. It enables dynamic page resizing and reformatting when the screen is rotated and orientation changes.  More Info   Video Tutorial

Instantly add paging and sorting functionality to any data table. All sorting and paging is handled dynamically without refreshing the page.   Video Tutorial

Pie charts are good for showing simple proportional part-to-whole information. You can create a single series pie chart, where each series is made of multiple slices, or multi-series, concentric charts. Each series describes one pie, and each data value specifies one slice.

Pie charts are good for showing simple proportional part-to-whole information. You can create a single series pie chart, where each series is made of multiple slices, or multi-series, concentric charts. Each series describes one pie, and each data value specifies one slice.

View requirements directly in your simulation. The Requirements iBloc takes requirements in Document view and displays them next to their associated widgets in your simulation.  More Info

This iBloc allows you to draw a rounded rectangle. Through properties you can control the corner radius, border color, background and more.  More Info

This iBloc allows you to draw a rounded rectangle. Through properties you can control the corner radius, border color, background and more.  More Info

Display the contents of any RSS feed into your simulation. Control the number of items to display as well as the feed layout.

The Scroll Lock Action iBloc anchors any iRise widget or container in the browser while the user scrolls the page. Options include affixing elements to the right or bottom edge of the browser, and allowing ‘locked’ elements to scroll until a specified buffer is reached.  More Info   Video Tutorial

The Scroll Lock Action iBloc anchors any iRise widget or container in the browser while the user scrolls the page. Options include affixing elements to the right or bottom edge of the browser, and allowing ‘locked’ elements to scroll until a specified buffer is reached.  More Info   Video Tutorial

This iBloc is an action that allows you to set the value of various user input widgets to a specific value.  More Info   Video Tutorial

This iBloc is an action that allows you to set the value of various user input widgets to a specific value.  More Info   Video Tutorial

This iBloc is an action that allows you to set the value of various user input widgets to a specific value.  More Info   Video Tutorial

Use this action to change the layering (z-order) of widgets during simulation, I.e. Move widgets forward and backward.  More Info

The Slide Panel Action iBloc allows you to move any iRise widget beyond the top and left boundaries of the page, with or without animation. A typical use for this widget is a navigation panel that can slide on and off screen from the top or left edge of the browser.  More Info   Video Tutorial

The Slide Panel Action iBloc allows you to move any iRise widget beyond the top and left boundaries of the page, with or without animation. A typical use for this widget is a navigation panel that can slide on and off screen from the top or left edge of the browser.  More Info   Video Tutorial

Swappable Image Grid lets you create a grid by accepting Data from the Datasheets. The Grids thus created can be swapped or pushed. Also, the position of the grids after the swap or push can be retained even upon a refresh action. The Grid can be easily configured through the properties panel.  More Info   Video Tutorial

Swappable List generates a drag and drop list allowing the users to move the items back and forth. The list of items should be fetched from datasheet. The headers should be specified in the properties. The background is colored, according to the value assigned in the property. The user can turn off border by setting the Show Borders property.

Swappable List generates a drag and drop list allowing the users to move the items back and forth. The list of items should be fetched from datasheet. The headers should be specified in the properties. The background is colored, according to the value assigned in the property. The user can turn off border by setting the Show Borders property.

This iBloc allows you to add a tab bar control to a page. It supports top, right, bottom and left tabs. The number of tabs and the labels can be determined manually or via data flow.  More Info

This iBloc allows you to add a tab bar control to a page. It supports top, right, bottom and left tabs. The number of tabs and the labels can be determined manually or via data flow.   More Info

The Table Filter Action iBloc instantly hides or shows table rows that contain a given word or phrase without requiring a page refresh. This is great for prototyping dynamic pre-set filters on data-driven pages, such as search results.  More Info   Video Tutorial

The Table Filter Action iBloc instantly hides or shows table rows that contain a given word or phrase without requiring a page refresh. This is great for prototyping dynamic pre-set filters on data-driven pages, such as search results.  More Info   Video Tutorial

Shows word or character count as the user types into a text input or text area widget, counting up to or down from a specified limit. Disables typing and triggers iRise actions when the limit is reached.

This iBloc allows you to add a data-driven Tree component. The tree can support up to five levels of depth and it can be customized in a variety of ways, including icons and text formatting.  More Info   Video Tutorial

Note: The "Easy Tree" iBloc is meant to replace this older Tree iBloc, so consider using the Easy Tree instead of this one…. This iBloc allows you to add a data-driven Tree component. The tree can support up to five levels of depth and it can be customized in a variety of ways, including icons and text formatting.  More Info   Video Tutorial

Display live tweets in your simulation from any Twitter account. You can control the number of tweets to return and the styling of each message.   Video Tutorial

The UI Spinner is a creative way to display and select items on a list instead of using a dropdown. A single line input field that lets the user select a number or value from an ordered sequence. Spinners provide two tiny arrow buttons for stepping through the elements of the sequence. The background is colored, according to the value assigned in the property. The user may also type a value directly into the Item List property.

The UI Spinner is a creative way to display and select items on a list instead of using a dropdown. A single line input field that lets the user select a number or value from an ordered sequence. Spinners provide two tiny arrow buttons for stepping through the elements of the sequence. The background is colored, according to the value assigned in the property. The user may also type a value directly into the Item List property.

This iBloc is a vertical slider user input used to collect numeric values. It can support one or two 'thumbs' and it can be customized in a variety of ways.  More Info   Video Tutorial

This iBloc is a vertical slider user input used to collect numeric values. It can support one or two 'thumbs' and it can be customized in a variety of ways.  More Info   Video Tutorial

This iBloc is a vertical slider user input used to collect numeric values. It can support one or two 'thumbs' and it can be customized in a variety of ways.  More Info   Video Tutorial

The Video Player widget makes it easy to embed video in your simulation. It supports a variety of file types (.mov, .mp4, etc.) and YouTube videos, depending on the configuration of the iBloc and the reviewer's browser configuration. It does not work on mobile devices yet. Requires an internet connection.   More Info