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Oracle Tab Canvas on Multiple Rows [message #136007] Mon, 05 September 2005 06:19 Go to next message
olugbenga_oyeneye
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Pls., I want to create 6 tab canvases (3 tab canvases on each row) such that i can have the first 3 tabs lined up on top of the other 3 tabs(see attached doc).
I use Oracle 9iDS
I will be most happy if you can provide me with the solution. Thank you.

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Re: Oracle Tab Canvas on Multiple Rows [message #136064 is a reply to message #136007] Mon, 05 September 2005 20:14 Go to previous messageGo to next message
djmartin
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My opinion: no can do. But hey, I am sometimes wrong and am always happy to be corrected.

David
Re: Oracle Tab Canvas on Multiple Rows [message #139764 is a reply to message #136064] Thu, 29 September 2005 09:01 Go to previous messageGo to next message
olugbenga_oyeneye
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you're right(Dave, ur Good). It can not be done since there is no property in oracle forms that can perform that function.

But i have been able to get around it by hiding and unhiding several tab canvas on seperate windows and changing certain properties, then using a press botton to navigate the two tab canvas
Re: Oracle Tab Canvas on Multiple Rows [message #139870 is a reply to message #139764] Thu, 29 September 2005 21:33 Go to previous message
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Why not use buttons instead of tabs? You can have a stacked canvas that has the 6 (six) buttons and then 6 other stacked canvases to which you navigate depending on which button is pressed.

You can change the font weight to bold when the button is active as per the 'Active Style' of the canvas property. Unfortunately, you will not have the 'clear' area that connects the tab and the active area.

David
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