I am trying to use a form called Navigator on the left frame to control the contents displayed on the right.
Can this be done easily? I have been trying to use @setFrameTarget and @command([OPENPAGE] with out any luck.
Is there an example in the Sandbox I can use
This is not a Web app.
Vince
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Subject: Using a form as a navigator
it should work. BTW it’s @SetTargetFrame and not @Set FrameTarget, but I suppose that’s a typo …
You can also set the default target frame in the properties of the left frame.
In some other design elements (outlines, hotspots, …) you can also specify a target frame, but I don’t know how you want to provide these links…
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Subject: RE: Using a form as a navigator
I’m trying to use a combobox field is there an event i could use to out the following:
@SetTargetFrame(“Content”);
@If(Navigator_Form_Selector= “Registration”;@Command([OpenPage];“Page1”);@Command([OpenPage];“Page2”))
Can I do this or am I goinf about it the wrong way.
Vince
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Subject: RE: Using a form as a navigator
There’s no event in a combo-box where you can put in formula language.
In LotusScript you can use the OnChange-event of the combobox. Don’t forget to check the ‘Run OnChange/Exit event’-checkbox in the field’s properties.
If you’re not familiar with LotusScript, you may want to use Outlines, wich are great for navigation stuff.