From: Michael <mdeh at comcast dot net>
May I ask a question about tab-panels.
If I wish to show identical controls ( eg list box, or push buttons)
on two tabs of the same panel (eg, a list box that shows differerent
lists), do I need to have a listbox in each Tab or is there a way of
referring each tab to , for example, a list box, OR, (finally) put in
controls in each tab and derive it from a common class?
Thanks in advance.
In theory you can have controls that are common to different tabs, by
changing the controls' PanelIndex property to match the Tabpanel's
Value property in the Tabpanel's Change event.
However, I recently discovered some bugs that prevent doing this, at
least for Listboxes:
<http://www.realsoftware.com/feedback/viewreport.php?reportid=ofxdqhue>
<http://www.realsoftware.com/feedback/viewreport.php?reportid=qbgztevz>
Feel free to sign on :^) (and there's some simple sample code
attached to the reports).
Paul Rodman
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On Nov 28, 2006, at 10:25 AM, D Jungk wrote:
In a quick test this works for me. Put "me.parent=nil" in the
ListBox's open
event. It will show on all tabs. If you need it on only some tabs,
setting
"visible" to true or false should work.
Don Jungk
Same goes for "Me.PannelIndex"
And if the listbox is always on the bottom, check to make sure the
ControlOrder of the ListBox is higher than that of theTabPannel... :)
Andrew Keller
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