How would I go about creating a form based project with multiple forms that open inside the main form. Not open on top of it.
Think like an explorer view.
Thanks
Matt
GUI how to create multiple forms
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Re: GUI how to create multiple forms
Are you asking if you can build an MDI Window?
What does "open inside of" mean. FoxPro has MDI as do other compiled programs. Is that what you are asking about?
What does "open inside of" mean. FoxPro has MDI as do other compiled programs. Is that what you are asking about?
Re: GUI how to create multiple forms
Not really. Like a web page that has links on the left side and clicking that link open that section to right of it. All in the same window, or my explorer reference.
Re: GUI how to create multiple forms
Could I use the panel object to open a form. I would something lime vertical tabs on the left that would open to the right.
Re: GUI how to create multiple forms
No -- but you can create multiple panels and hide and unhide them based on a button, link or menu item.
What we generally would do is use a tab strip and just let the tabs be the menu. After that changing the visible form is automatic.
What we generally would do is use a tab strip and just let the tabs be the menu. After that changing the visible form is automatic.
Re: GUI how to create multiple forms
How to call the panels. There does not seem to be a load function?
Re: GUI how to create multiple forms
There is no "load" function for a control. Load is an event on a Windows Form which is fired after the form and all controls are created.
I would start here: http://www.sapien.com/blog/topics/user- ... istrators/
Do all of the examples and read the explanation. You will begin to understand how Windows Forms work.
I would start here: http://www.sapien.com/blog/topics/user- ... istrators/
Do all of the examples and read the explanation. You will begin to understand how Windows Forms work.
Re: GUI how to create multiple forms
Using
$panel3.Visible = $true
$panel4.Visible = $false
Did the trick.
$panel3.Visible = $true
$panel4.Visible = $false
Did the trick.