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How to hide the tab pages based on condition

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Hi Folks,

I have added a new tab in vendorProspectiveRegistraion wizard , based on one condition i have make it visible and invisible?

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    nmaenpaa Profile Picture
    101,166 Moderator on at

    Do you mean you added a tab or a tab page? Anyway the solution is the same.

    Just set the AutoDeclaration property Yes for the tab (page), and call myTabPage.visible(true) or myTabPage.visible(false) based on your condition.

    I don't know your condition, but usually these kinds of changes to the form appearance should be made in the init method of the form, after the super() call.

    Many standard forms have a method called updateDesign() which is called from the init method.

  • veeru ogu Profile Picture
    3,851 on at

    Thanks for the response , i had tried already this solution.

    All Tabpage controls are invisible but tabpag has shown in wizard, but i wan't to hide entire tabpage.

  • nmaenpaa Profile Picture
    101,166 Moderator on at

    Please share your code.

  • veeru ogu Profile Picture
    3,851 on at

    i have done in 2 ways

    Approach 1:

    On form oninitalized event i have written the code  like below

      sender.design().controlName(formControlStr(VendProspectiveVendorRegistrationWizard, DocumentsTabPage)).autoDeclaration(true);

      sender.design().controlName(formControlStr(VendProspectiveVendorRegistrationWizard, DocumentsTabPage)).visible(false);

    Approach2:

    i have written one more way on same eventhandler method.

    Both are not working.

               FormRun                                 formRun     = sender.formRun();

               FormBuildTabControl                     formControl = formRun.getTabControl(documentsTab);

               VendRequestProfile                      vendRequestProfile;

               VendProspectiveVendorRegistrationWizard wizard      = formRun.wizard();

               switch (wizard.curTab())

               {

                   case documentsTab :

                   select firstonly vendRequestProfile

                       where vendRequestProfile.IsDefault == NoYes::Yes &&

                             vendRequestProfile.HCLECMAllowSuppliersToAttachDocuments == NoYes::Yes &&

                             vendRequestProfile.ProfileType == VendFieldMetadataGroupType::VendProspectiveVendorRegistration;

                       if (! vendRequestProfile)

                       {

                           wizard.skipTab(documentsTab, true);

                       }

                       else

                       {

                           wizard.skipTab(documentsTab, false);

                       }

                       break;

               }

    Suggest me any other approaches.

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    nmaenpaa Profile Picture
    101,166 Moderator on at

    I would first remove all conditions from the code and just try to make the tab page not visible.

    Also try to debug your code to make sure it gets executed.

  • veeru ogu Profile Picture
    3,851 on at

    I have done that , even still the problem persist .

    I wan't to know whether skip tab will work to visible or invisible?

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    nmaenpaa Profile Picture
    101,166 Moderator on at

    I think the skip property just skips the control when user is tabbing through controls.

    Now I looked at this specific form. In the code of the form is methods like "hideAllWizardSteps" and "toTabActions" which should provide some example how to handle this special type of form. The wizard forms are different from other forms so that's why the normal patterns for hiding things don't necessarily apply.

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