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* 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 $flags: The flags for this attribute | ||
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And we wanted to have name and age on a single subtab and address and comment on a separate subtab at the same level, we would use atkTabbedPane as follows: | And we wanted to have name and age on a single subtab and address and comment on a separate subtab at the same level, we would use atkTabbedPane as follows: | ||
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$this->add(new atkTabbedPane("mySubTab", array("name_age"=>array("name", | $this->add(new atkTabbedPane("mySubTab", array("name_age"=>array("name","age"), "add_com"=>array("address","comment")) )); | ||
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'''3. Test''' | '''3. Test''' | ||
Revision as of 13:50, 22 April 2008
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ATK Howto: Grouping attributes into tabs
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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