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An: 4D iNug Technical <4d_tech@lists.4d.com>
Cc: Douglas von Roeder
Betreff: Re: How to Create a Browser-Like Tabbed Interface
Keith:
Thanks for the reply.
The issue in 4D (which I should have explained) is that, since 4D doesn't
report a click, I can't trap for the contextual
I do this sort of thing with SVG often for clients. Contact me in private
if you like.
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Keith:
Thanks for the reply.
The issue in 4D (which I should have explained) is that, since 4D doesn't
report a click, I can't trap for the contextual click.
"SVG pictures offer a good way to see clicks. You'll always get an
object's ID, and you can put almost anything in the picture."
Agreed,
A tab control will not report a click when the click is on the current tab
"page", but Safari seems to work that way too (no reaction to a click on the
current page's tab). Clicking another of the tab's areas will generate a click.
SVG pictures offer a good way to see clicks. You'll always
I'd like to create an interface that mimics the functionality and
appearance of the tab control in Chrome or Safari.
Given the functionality of the 4D tab control (once a tab is clicked, it no
longer reports mouse clicks) what are my options for building a highly
functional, tabbed UI?
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