Hmm, you guys have given me some things to think about. Perhaps "tabs"
is an inappropriate metaphor to use here due to what it implies. Maybe
simple navigation "buttons/links" would be better.
To add a bit more detail to the problem I am working on, and because I'm
a geek and fanboy I'll give the following example which, while not
directly related, illustrates (I think) the design problem I am working
with:
Assume I have a collection of comics and comic related merchandise (I
do) and my app keeps track of the value of these items.
* The app itself lets me see a value for my total collection.
* It then breaks it down into a few groupings, for example: comics,
action figures, artwork, and I can see total values for each of
these groupings
* Within each of these groups I can further drill down (so, since I
have an affinity for Batman and Tim Sale is one of my favorite
artists) under "Comics" I could drill down to see the value of:
Comics > Batman > Issues Drawn by Tim Sale
So, getting back to my question, if after drilling down within "Comics"
I click on "Artwork" so I can see something there and then go back to
"Comics" should I still see my drilled down results.
adam connor
little green toaster
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