Hi, please could you tell me if what I am attempting is possible and if so what I am missing?
I have attached a few screen shots with a test layout to maybe help explain. Hope that will help explain as this problem doesn't really translate into English very well.
I have defined a Tab panel (TabPanel1) and within one of the tabs I have inserted a second Tab Panel (TabPanel2).
Selecting different tabs within TabPanel1 now work as expected with the fields, grids etc. associated with that tab displaying correctly including the tab with the embedded TabPanel2.
Now on the TabPanel1 tab, with the embedded TabPanel2, if I select a different tab in TabPanel2 that also seems to work fine however when changing TabPanel1 tab the fields from TabPanel2 are now displayed in TabPanel1.
Kind Regards
Brett
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Re: Tab Panels Within Tab Panels
Hi Brett,
I got this solution from David. First, put a simple layout container into the desired tab panel/tab and then put your new tab panel inside of that. But, this will give you a different tab panel for each "parent" tab that you click on.
My intention was to try a tab panel with two rows and it works fine.
Hope this helps. (btw. thanks to David again)
Karl
I got this solution from David. First, put a simple layout container into the desired tab panel/tab and then put your new tab panel inside of that. But, this will give you a different tab panel for each "parent" tab that you click on.
My intention was to try a tab panel with two rows and it works fine.
Hope this helps. (btw. thanks to David again)
Karl
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Re: Tab Panels Within Tab Panels
Hi Karl,
Spot on - thank you very much!! It works great.
Brett
Spot on - thank you very much!! It works great.
Brett
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