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I have 2 Manipulate as below:-

m1 = Manipulate[f[t], {t, 0, Pi, Appearance -> "Labeled"}]
m2 = Manipulate[f[t], Row[{Control@{t, 0, Pi}, Dynamic[Sin[t]]}]]

Since f is a complicated plot, I need to add AutoAction -> False to the Manipulate to ensure an smoother sliding. In m1, it will become m1b = Manipulate[f[t], {t, 0, Pi, Appearance -> "Labeled",AutoAction -> False}]. But I am in fact using m2 instead of m1, how can I add AutoAction -> False to m2?

Many thanks!

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Replace Control @ {t, 0, Pi} with Control[{t, 0, Pi, Slider, AutoAction -> False}]:

m2b = Manipulate[f[t], 
  Row[{Control[{t, 0, Pi, Slider, AutoAction -> False}], Dynamic[Sin[t]]}]]

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m2c = Manipulate[f[t], 
  Row[{Control[{t, 0, Pi, Slider[##, AutoAction -> False]&}], Dynamic[Sin[t]]}]]
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  • $\begingroup$ Many thanks for reply. But there's a problem inside. Manipulate[t, Row[{Control[{{t, 0, 1}, Slider, AutoAction -> False}], Dynamic[t]}]] works, but Manipulate[t, Row[{Control[{{t, 2, 3}, Slider, AutoAction -> False}], Dynamic[t]}]] doesn't work... $\endgroup$
    – H42
    Jul 5, 2018 at 21:49

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