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  • October 29, 2007
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[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 25 October 2007]

Hello
Is it possible to programmatically change the Tab Order of a screen?

Thanks!:confused:

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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 25 October 2007]

    Hello
    Is it possible to programmatically change the Tab Order of a screen?

    Thanks!:confused:
    Could you share an example with us please? I can't see how you can do it? :confused:

    Thanks
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 25 October 2007]

    Hello
    Is it possible to programmatically change the Tab Order of a screen?

    Thanks!:confused:
    Could you share an example with us please? I can't see how you can do it? :confused:

    Thanks
    D

    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 25 October 2007]

    Hello
    Is it possible to programmatically change the Tab Order of a screen?

    Thanks!:confused:
    Yes, please let us know!!:eek:
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 25 October 2007]

    Hello
    Is it possible to programmatically change the Tab Order of a screen?

    Thanks!:confused:
    Yes, please let us know!!:eek:
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 25 October 2007]

    Hello
    Is it possible to programmatically change the Tab Order of a screen?

    Thanks!:confused:
    Sorry guys, m&mm is not going to tell you anything, he/she is not a serious member.

    There is no mechanism in Acu that will allow you to change the automatic tab order. You may however apply this kind of logic yourself using the SCREEN CONTROL variables. See my reply to another user elsewhere on how to force change of tabs.
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 25 October 2007]

    Hello
    Is it possible to programmatically change the Tab Order of a screen?

    Thanks!:confused:
    Sorry guys, m&mm is not going to tell you anything, he/she is not a serious member.

    There is no mechanism in Acu that will allow you to change the automatic tab order. You may however apply this kind of logic yourself using the SCREEN CONTROL variables. See my reply to another user elsewhere on how to force change of tabs.
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 25 October 2007]

    Hello
    Is it possible to programmatically change the Tab Order of a screen?

    Thanks!:confused:
    Sorry guys, m&mm is not going to tell you anything, he/she is not a serious member.

    There is no mechanism in Acu that will allow you to change the automatic tab order. You may however apply this kind of logic yourself using the SCREEN CONTROL variables. See my reply to another user elsewhere on how to force change of tabs.
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 25 October 2007]

    Hello
    Is it possible to programmatically change the Tab Order of a screen?

    Thanks!:confused:
    Are you saying we should define two screens with just the tab order different?
    :confused:
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 25 October 2007]

    Hello
    Is it possible to programmatically change the Tab Order of a screen?

    Thanks!:confused:
    Are you saying we should define two screens with just the tab order different?
    :confused:
    D

    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 25 October 2007]

    Hello
    Is it possible to programmatically change the Tab Order of a screen?

    Thanks!:confused:
    No, but you can use BEFORE / AFTER procedures in conjunction with the SCREEN CONTROL variables to control the order of entry to the controls.
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    [Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 25 October 2007]

    Hello
    Is it possible to programmatically change the Tab Order of a screen?

    Thanks!:confused:
    No, but you can use BEFORE / AFTER procedures in conjunction with the SCREEN CONTROL variables to control the order of entry to the controls.

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