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C1.Win.C1Command.C1DockingTab
Form1.cs contains the C1DockingTab with 6 pages to enter data.
The application must move from page to page automatically when the bSave_Click event is happening.
It does moving in 98% of the time. But sometime it does not. bSave_Click event happened, no errors, but new page does not get displayed. The old one does. I am trying to catch the situation but so far not successful.
Commands that supposedly does that moving from one page to the next page are these:
this.C1DockingTab.Selected
this.C1DockingTab.Selected
Can you suggest another method so it is consistently moving from page to page?
The application must move from page to page automatically when the bSave_Click event is happening.
It does moving in 98% of the time. But sometime it does not. bSave_Click event happened, no errors, but new page does not get displayed. The old one does. I am trying to catch the situation but so far not successful.
Commands that supposedly does that moving from one page to the next page are these:
this.C1DockingTab.Selected
this.C1DockingTab.Selected
Can you suggest another method so it is consistently moving from page to page?
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I think that I must give more information of the process.
It is saving a lot of data before it must turn the page over. And there is a command right before these 2 that I posted in the initial question. The command is such:
System.Threading.Thread.Sl
So the code actually looks like this:
System.Threading.Thread.Sl
this.C1DockingTab.Selected
this.C1DockingTab.Selected
When I commented out the Treading - the moving from tab to tab stopped being performed at all.
When I uncommented the threading - it is back to where it was - 98% of the time the tabs are switched, but in 2% - they stay in place.
May be I should catch the information about the "process before these lines" is completed.
But I don't know how.
Can you suggest?
It is saving a lot of data before it must turn the page over. And there is a command right before these 2 that I posted in the initial question. The command is such:
System.Threading.Thread.Sl
So the code actually looks like this:
System.Threading.Thread.Sl
this.C1DockingTab.Selected
this.C1DockingTab.Selected
When I commented out the Treading - the moving from tab to tab stopped being performed at all.
When I uncommented the threading - it is back to where it was - 98% of the time the tabs are switched, but in 2% - they stay in place.
May be I should catch the information about the "process before these lines" is completed.
But I don't know how.
Can you suggest?
I guess I'm having a hard time trying to visualize what you are trying to do. How are you defining "nextTab"? I don't think that is a native .NET property.
If you want to display a new tab before all code processing is complete, you will either need to do it in a different thread or use a timer control. Even when refreshing a control, it doesn't always show the refresh until the code in its thread has completed.
If you want to display a new tab before all code processing is complete, you will either need to do it in a different thread or use a timer control. Even when refreshing a control, it doesn't always show the refresh until the code in its thread has completed.
Please read the attached document. It has a code and clarification for the question I have. Sorry it is long. But I hope it will not be a problem. In the middle of the document there is a detailed question, that I put closer to the lines of code I am having the issue with.
private-void-bSave.docx
private-void-bSave.docx
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C1DockingTab.SelectTab(1)
C1DockingTab.SelectTab("Ta
C1DockingTab.SelectTab(Tab
If you are using the same code to go to the next tab, you can use a Private variable to keep track of which index the tab is at and increment it as the bSave_Click event is called.