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HOwz the tabbed table constructed. Is each of the tab a div tag??<br />
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Partha
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HOwz the tabbed table constructed. Is each of the tab a div tag??

Partha

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You have to have anchor link to the corresponding tabs and then show the tab content accordingly.<br />
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If you are tracking the tab clicked in a field, then set that field to a predefined tab name or tag whatever you use to name it and then load the page...This can be done by appending a value to the url and parse it and use it in this field so that the tab opens to specific to that defined in the field.<br />
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~Hemanth
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You have to have anchor link to the corresponding tabs and then show the tab content accordingly.

If you are tracking the tab clicked in a field, then set that field to a predefined tab name or tag whatever you use to name it and then load the page...This can be done by appending a value to the url and parse it and use it in this field so that the tab opens to specific to that defined in the field.

~Hemanth

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Hi Guys<br />
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Ok<br />
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So now the link is working Is there a way yo get the link to open to a specific tabbed table<br />
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The tab is named status the form is @Left(Form;3) = &quot;Req&quot;<br />
A := @If(@Subset(@Length(Histor<wbr />yNotes);1)<wbr />&gt;26; HistoryNotes; &quot;&quot;);<br />
B := @ProperCase(A);<br />
&quot;[&lt;span title=\'&quot; + B + &quot;\'&gt;]&quot; + @Left(B;26) + &quot;[&lt;span&gt;]&quot;
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Hi Guys

Ok

So now the link is working Is there a way yo get the link to open to a specific tabbed table

The tab is named status the form is @Left(Form;3) = "Req"
A := @If(@Subset(@Length(HistoryNotes);1)>26; HistoryNotes; "");
B := @ProperCase(A);
"[<span title=\'" + B + "\'>]" + @Left(B;26) + "[<span>]"

Getting link to open to a specific tab

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