Hi,
I am wondering if there is a way to add a variable output field to a tab panel heading?
I have a screen with multiple tabs and each panel has contains a subfile. I would like to add a record counter next to each panel heading so the user can at a glance tell which tabs need to be actioned.
I could obviously add counters to the "header" portion of my screen, outside of the tab panel, but would prefer something like: - Heading 1 (12), Heading 2 (4), Heading 3 (0) for example.
Your help would be much appreciated.
Regards
Brett
P.S. I like the addition of a spell checker in your forum posting screens.
Tab Panel Heading Variables
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Re: Tab Panel Heading Variables
The 'tab names' property controls this. You can bind a variable to this property and fill it in in your RPG program.
This variable controls the name of all the tabs, as a comma-separated list. So for example, if you had three tabs, you'd do something like this in your RPG program to the variable that is bound to the tab names property:
Or, to put a variable in there, you could do:
Hope that helps
This variable controls the name of all the tabs, as a comma-separated list. So for example, if you had three tabs, you'd do something like this in your RPG program to the variable that is bound to the tab names property:
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tabNames = 'Heading 1,Heading 2,Heading 3';
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tabNames = 'Heading 1 (' + %char(count1) + '),'
+ 'Heading 2 (' + %char(count2) + '),'
+ 'Heading 3 (' + %char(count3) + ')';
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Re: Tab Panel Heading Variables
Thank you Scott,
Obviously I was not thinking clearly - using a variable for tab header works perfectly.
Obviously I was not thinking clearly - using a variable for tab header works perfectly.
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