I have 3 textFields, 3 textAreas and 2 buttons on a form created using WindowBuilderPro. When I press tab I want to tab through these items but exclude the textAreas from being reachable. In VS for C#, there's an attribute for each item which you just uncheck if you want to remove it from the tab list, but I can't see anyhing like this in WBP.
Found it: it's under tab order
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Currently, i have a few number of fields that shows up and hides on a button click.
I want to transfer some of those fields to a pop-Up (preferably using angular material) . Can you help me with some links?
Also this is in Angular !
Set id on parent tag and on button click hide show functionality.
Otherwise use [Toggle]: https://www.w3schools.com/jquery/event_toggle.asp functunality.
I created a tabbed form in Microsoft Access. The form has seven tab pages each tab page has a number of subforms. The problem is when I move from tab page to tab page the form opens in the middle of the page and requires scrolling up to see top of the form and the tabs of tabcontrol. From my search, I understand this can happen because the form is extra long. I do not want to resize the form as it has to be that long. I checked the tab order of each tab page and all controls are in the right order. My question is how can I force the focus to be on the top of the form when moving between tab pages?
I found a solution that worked for me. Putting a control at the top of the tab order list does not mean that you will get the focus at the top of the tab page. It seems that Access automatically put the focus on the last created control. What I have done is to create an unbound text box with width and height 0 - to be hidden - and I placed it at the top of my form inside each of the tab page. It is important to check that it is at the bottom of the tab order list in each page, job done!
I had the same problem and found an easy fix to it. I had 4 subforms on one tab page (2 at the top (order nr. 0 and 1) and 2 at the bottom (order nr. 2 and 3)). When moving between tabs and going back to my tab with all the subforms, Access just sets the focus in the middle of the page or, to be more precise, where subforms with order nr. 2,3 are.
After checking a million times the orders, I found this solution:
Select the subforms that are at the bottom (in my case the subforms with order nr. 2 and 3)
2.Go to properties > Other > change "In Order" to "No".
I have two tabs in my tabbed control and want to hide the tabs / tab names at the top of it as I want users to access the each tab using dedicated sidebar buttons (which I have created and which work).
Is it possible to hide the tabs at the top of the form?
The default Format > Style = "Tabs". If you set this to "None" the tabs row will not appear.
Alternatively, have oyu considered using a Navigation form?
You can set the TabFixedHeight property to something very small, like 0.001 cm.
This works for me in Access 2010 with UseTheme = True.
Is there a setting that will automatically move tagged items when they are complete? For example, if I have a to-do list with check boxes, once a box is checked, is there a setting that would move the item to another page? Maybe a page I have designated as "Completed items"?
No. but you can use the Find Tags feature and tick the "Only show unchecked items" checkbox.
It seems like it should be a simple concept. I need a vertical list. This list has an image with a checkbox and pathname of that image underneath it. The user should be able to check the checkboxes of the images they want to appear in their "shopping cart". The images, checkbox label, and list are populated by an XmlList. How can I do this in Flex 3.5 and Actionscript and have a button that when clicked, display a list of the checked items??
You need to write a custom list item-renderer.
Here are same docs http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/3/html/help.html?content=cellrenderer_2.html