Grouping attributes into tabs - Revision history

Hapstance: clarifying whats for what

2008-12-07T10:10:46Z

clarifying whats for what

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	The [[atkTabbedPane]] attribute allows addition of subtabs to forms.		The [[atkTabbedPane]] attribute allows addition of subtabs to forms.

			Sections will create a node level tabbed pane. This how to is for tabs as an attribute. See: [[Grouping attributes]]

	== Requirements ==		== Requirements ==

Hapstance: /* FAQ */

2008-12-05T07:14:24Z

FAQ

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	== FAQ ==		== FAQ ==

	<strong>How do I remove the tab label?</strong>		<strong>How do I remove the tab label? and How do I make the tab set extend "full width"?</strong>

	~~(That is,~~ the ~~label that appears beside the tab itself.)~~		Check out the [[ATK Attribute Flags]] AF_NO_LABEL and AF_BLANK_LABEL

	~~???~~

	~~<strong>How do I make the tab set extend "full width"?</strong>~~

	~~???~~

	== Contact ==		== Contact ==

Mjs at 10:14, 14 August 2008

2008-08-14T10:14:14Z

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	'''3. Test'''		'''3. Test'''

	If everything was done correctly, when we refresh the node, we should see two subtabs: name_age with attributes name and age and subtab add_com with address and comment attributes.		If everything was done correctly, when we refresh the node, we should see two subtabs: name_age with attributes name and age and subtab add_com with address and comment attributes.

	~~Until next time~~,		== FAQ ==

			<strong>How do I remove the tab label?</strong>

			(That is, the label that appears beside the tab itself.)

			???

			<strong>How do I make the tab set extend "full width"?</strong>

			???

			== Contact ==

	Jorge Garifuna		Jorge Garifuna
	http://www.GariSoft.com		http://www.GariSoft.com

Mvkooten at 13:50, 22 April 2008

2008-04-22T13:50:33Z

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	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>
	* String $name: The name of the attribute		* String $name: The name of the attribute
	* Array $tabs: The arrays looks like array("tabname1"=>array("attribname1,"attribname2),"tabname1"=>array(..),..)		* Array $tabs: The arrays looks like array("tabname1"=>array("attribname1","attribname2"),"tabname1"=>array(..),..)
	* int $flags: The flags for this attribute		* int $flags: The flags for this attribute

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	And we wanted to have name and age on a single subtab and address and comment on a separate subtab at the same level, we would use atkTabbedPane as follows:		And we wanted to have name and age on a single subtab and address and comment on a separate subtab at the same level, we would use atkTabbedPane as follows:
	<syntaxhighlight lang="php">		<syntaxhighlight lang="php">
	$this->add(new atkTabbedPane("mySubTab", array("name_age"=>array("name",~~”age”~~), "add_com"=>array("address","comment")) ));		$this->add(new atkTabbedPane("mySubTab", array("name_age"=>array("name","age"), "add_com"=>array("address","comment")) ));
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>
	'''3. Test'''		'''3. Test'''

bahtiar at 12:42, 24 November 2007

2007-11-24T12:42:37Z

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	atkTabbedPane (String $name, [Array $tabs = array()], int $flags)		atkTabbedPane (String $name, [Array $tabs = array()], int $flags)
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>
	• String $name: The name of the attribute		* String $name: The name of the attribute
	• Array $tabs: The arrays looks like array("tabname1"=>array("attribname1,"attribname2),"tabname1"=>array(..),..)		* Array $tabs: The arrays looks like array("tabname1"=>array("attribname1,"attribname2),"tabname1"=>array(..),..)
	• int $flags: The flags for this attribute		* int $flags: The flags for this attribute

	For example if we had a node with the following attributes:		For example if we had a node with the following attributes:

	• name		* name
	• age		* age
	• address		* address
	• comment		* comment

	And we wanted to have name and age on a single subtab and address and comment on a separate subtab at the same level, we would use atkTabbedPane as follows:		And we wanted to have name and age on a single subtab and address and comment on a separate subtab at the same level, we would use atkTabbedPane as follows:
	<syntaxhighlight lang="php">		<syntaxhighlight lang="php">
	$this->add(new atkTabbedPane("mySubTab", array("name_age"=>array("name",”age”), "add_com"=>array("address",~~”comment”~~)) ));		$this->add(new atkTabbedPane("mySubTab", array("name_age"=>array("name",”age”), "add_com"=>array("address","comment")) ));
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>
	'''3. Test'''		'''3. Test'''

bahtiar at 12:41, 24 November 2007

2007-11-24T12:41:45Z

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			{{howto\|advanced\|Jorge Garifuna}}

	== Summary ==		== Summary ==

			The [[atkTabbedPane]] attribute allows addition of subtabs to forms.
	The atkTabbedPane attribute allows addition of subtabs to forms.

	== Requirements ==		== Requirements ==


	ATK 6.0+		ATK 6.0+

	== Implementations ==		== Implementations ==


	'''1. Include the attribute like you would any other attribute:'''		'''1. Include the attribute like you would any other attribute:'''
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	Jorge Garifuna		Jorge Garifuna
	[http://www.GariSoft.com]		http://www.GariSoft.com

bahtiar: Using attribute atkTabbedPane moved to Grouping attributes into tabs

2007-11-24T12:40:38Z

Using attribute atkTabbedPane moved to Grouping attributes into tabs

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Jgarifuna at 23:35, 23 November 2007

2007-11-23T23:35:26Z

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	'''1. Include the attribute like you would any other attribute:'''		'''1. Include the attribute like you would any other attribute:'''
			<syntaxhighlight lang="php">
	useattrib("atktabbedpane");		useattrib("atktabbedpane");
			</syntaxhighlight>
	'''2. Add attributes to atkTabbedPane'''		'''2. Add attributes to atkTabbedPane'''

	The general constructor of atkTabbedPane is:		The general constructor of atkTabbedPane is:
			<syntaxhighlight lang="php">
	atkTabbedPane (String $name, [Array $tabs = array()], int $flags)		atkTabbedPane (String $name, [Array $tabs = array()], int $flags)
			</syntaxhighlight>
	• String $name: The name of the attribute		• String $name: The name of the attribute
	• Array $tabs: The arrays looks like array("tabname1"=>array("attribname1,"attribname2),"tabname1"=>array(..),..)		• Array $tabs: The arrays looks like array("tabname1"=>array("attribname1,"attribname2),"tabname1"=>array(..),..)
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	And we wanted to have name and age on a single subtab and address and comment on a separate subtab at the same level, we would use atkTabbedPane as follows:		And we wanted to have name and age on a single subtab and address and comment on a separate subtab at the same level, we would use atkTabbedPane as follows:
			<syntaxhighlight lang="php">
	$this->add(new atkTabbedPane("mySubTab", array("name_age"=>array("name",”age”), "add_com"=>array("address",”comment”)) ));		$this->add(new atkTabbedPane("mySubTab", array("name_age"=>array("name",”age”), "add_com"=>array("address",”comment”)) ));
			</syntaxhighlight>
	'''3. Test'''		'''3. Test'''

Jgarifuna at 23:33, 23 November 2007

2007-11-23T23:33:19Z

New page

== Summary ==

The atkTabbedPane attribute allows addition of subtabs to forms.

== Requirements ==

ATK 6.0+

== Implementations ==

'''1. Include the attribute like you would any other attribute:'''

useattrib("atktabbedpane");

'''2. Add attributes to atkTabbedPane'''

The general constructor of atkTabbedPane is:

atkTabbedPane (String $name, [Array $tabs = array()], int $flags)

• String $name: The name of the attribute
• Array $tabs: The arrays looks like array("tabname1"=>array("attribname1,"attribname2),"tabname1"=>array(..),..)
• int $flags: The flags for this attribute
For example if we had a node with the following attributes:

• name
• age
• address
• comment

And we wanted to have name and age on a single subtab and address and comment on a separate subtab at the same level, we would use atkTabbedPane as follows:

$this->add(new atkTabbedPane("mySubTab", array("name_age"=>array("name",”age”), "add_com"=>array("address",”comment”)) ));

'''3. Test'''

If everything was done correctly, when we refresh the node, we should see two subtabs: name_age with attributes name and age and subtab add_com with address and comment attributes.

Until next time,

Jorge Garifuna
[http://www.GariSoft.com]