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Frameset always open.
I have a frameset = Lmenu with 2 frames
Loutline - set as Named Element - Page
MainFrame - Names Element - View
Now, the problem is when I chose an entry in the MainFrame view, it opens a form (with the name of the form as tab), now when and click on Loutline (the form still open) and chooses another view the MainFrame changes to Loutline(tab name on top).
Now, from that view I open a form again but it gives another frame and the last frame Loutline is still open or on the tab.
what am I missing? Thank for your help ahead of time!!!
Loutline - set as Named Element - Page
MainFrame - Names Element - View
Now, the problem is when I chose an entry in the MainFrame view, it opens a form (with the name of the form as tab), now when and click on Loutline (the form still open) and chooses another view the MainFrame changes to Loutline(tab name on top).
Now, from that view I open a form again but it gives another frame and the last frame Loutline is still open or on the tab.
what am I missing? Thank for your help ahead of time!!!
ASKER
Does not work, Hemanth, let me do this again.
Loutline MainFrame Opened one form by double clicking on
Menu1 Default view is View1 view1.
Menu2
Menu3
Tab will change to FORM1 and Now I click on Menu2 without closing FORM1
MainFrame displays the form.
Tab will change to name of Page Now I click on view1 and open a form.
(named element) = Lmenupage
Tab Lmenupage will stay and Form
name that I just opened created another
TAB.
Hope this is clear.
Loutline MainFrame Opened one form by double clicking on
Menu1 Default view is View1 view1.
Menu2
Menu3
Tab will change to FORM1 and Now I click on Menu2 without closing FORM1
MainFrame displays the form.
Tab will change to name of Page Now I click on view1 and open a form.
(named element) = Lmenupage
Tab Lmenupage will stay and Form
name that I just opened created another
TAB.
Hope this is clear.
See if you have enabled, always open in .... frameset for the relevent design element.
ASKER
I'm sorry, I can't seem to find it.
Every Form, View has a auto frame proerty. Open the property sheet when the form/view is open in design and examine it property. It will be mostly in 3rd tab. See if you have got a frameset name selected over there.
ASKER
Yes, in my form the Auto Property frame is set to Frameset = framesetname and Frame = MainFrame
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If I do this I will loose the navigation and mainFrame format. Is there another solution?
I hope others here do...sorry
Have you attempted to set the target property in frame on the left? Read about HTML frames. Domino frames work nearly the same.
Personally, I never needed to set auto frame. Just a thoughtful design of the target property takes care of all the navigation worries? How more can i help?
Personally, I never needed to set auto frame. Just a thoughtful design of the target property takes care of all the navigation worries? How more can i help?
So if you click on a document in a view it is opening in a new window ? And the initial window is still open !!
THis is a view characteristic.. goto the view and look for target frame (double click) , and set a value "_self" .. This instructs view to open any double click on a doc to open in the same frame. Disadvantage of using this approach.. when you hit close button in the form it will close entire frameset. So you have to redesign the form to open the view instead of close !! Can you live with that ??
~Hemanth