- Introduction
- What's New?
- Features
- Getting Started
- Integration with E-commerce
- Integration with Remote Asset Sources
- Printable Files and Proof Images
- Configuring Products
- Creating Product Templates
- User Interface
- Configuration Files
- API
- Introduction to IFrame API
- IFrame API Reference
- BaseEditor Module
- IframeApi Module
- Configuration Module
- Editor Class
- applyProductTheme Method
- BarcodeFormat Enumeration
- BarcodeSubType Enumeration
- dispose Method
- finishProductDesign Method
- getProduct Method
- getProofImages Method
- getUnchangedItems Method
- IBarcodeData Interface
- IFinishDesignResult Interface
- IProofResult Interface
- ISaveProductResult Interface
- ISurfacesChanges Interface
- ISurfaceUserInfo Interface
- IUnchangedItem Interface
- IUnchangedItems Interface
- IUserChangeItem Interface
- IUserChanges Interface
- IUserInfo Interface
- IValidationResult Interface
- IViolationWarningData Interface
- loadUserInfo Method
- redo Method
- revertProduct Method
- saveProduct Method
- subscribe Method
- undo Method
- validateUserInfo Method
- ViolationState Enumeration
- loadEditor Function
- loadEditorByQueryString Function
- ObjectModel Module
- PostMessage Module
- preload Function
- RuntimeConfiguration Class
- Web API
- Old Query-string API
- Visual Proofing Tool
- Variable Data Printing
- System Requirements
- Troubleshooting
- Licensing
- Copyright Notices
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IUserChangeItem Interface
Applies to: Customer's Canvas On-Premises; Design Editor 4.4.25, 4.x (may differ) · Archived documentation
A structure containing a name and a new value of text elements.
The IUserChanges interface uses this structure.
Properties
isNewItem
Defines whether the user added this text element to the canvas. This property is true for new elements and false for changed elements.
name
A name of the text element or in-string placeholder.
usersValue
A new value of the text element or in-string placeholder.