NT 11 Question

[osquiabro]

hi, this version support tab inside tab like a desktop? if true is possible someone share a print screen?

Thanks

[Robert Iliuta]

Hallo,

something like this?

Robert

[osquiabro]

thanks for a sharing, but this is a NetWebForm?

[Robert Iliuta]

Yes. It is a form (tab) in a form (tab).

[osquiabro]

I think I did not explain myself well, is possible in one tab insert another tabs?

[Robert Iliuta]

I always thought a picture is worth a thousand words ... I was wrong :-)

[Bruce]

no, you cannot put a Tab inside a Tab.
What you can put inside a tab, is another procedure. And that procedure could be a form. Which has tabs...

the secret though is that only one form (in this case the "outer form" can have the <form> tag, so the "inner" form must have the "generate <form> tag" option off.

cheers
Bruce

[osquiabro]

thanks bruce i will try your suggestion...

[osquiabro]

i have a question, the "generate <form> tag" is only appear when Form Source is a Memory not with Table, the values in a inner form with Memory don't save

[Bruce]

hi Osa,

I think maybe you want to make an example of what you have in mind?
I'm guessing you are creating multiple forms on the the same table, then putting them all inside a "host" from on that table?

Cheers
Bruce

[osquiabro]

see example attached..

[Bruce]

Hi Osa,

Thanks for the example.
The MailboxesFormControlInner form should be set as a Memory form, with "generate Form Tag" turned OFF.

Everything else is the same - you still use the table fields on the form itself, but all the "table access" work is done by the parent MailboxesFormControl procedure.

cheers
Bruce

[osquiabro]

hello bruce, it doesn't work, I don't know if it's a version 10.38 bug, but with the memory source and the Generate form tag off the main form it isn't saved and tab loose styles after press any check box in inner form.

Try with same example that i send

Thanks

[osquiabro]

when press any check box the form not save and loose tab style look a image

[Bruce]

yeah, much be a bug in NT10 Osa, because your example is working fine here (after those changes I mentioned) in NT11.

The "losing the tab styles" implies a JavaScript, or XML error, in the reply from the browser. Check your browser console for more information there.

But it sounds like you might need NT11 to pull this off.

cheers
Bruce