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- Overview
- Creating a group of controls
- Viewing the controls of a group
- Assigning a control to a group
- Modifying the name of a group
A group of controls is a set of controls grouped together in order for their characteristics (their visible status for example) to be modified (or checked) in a single operation programmatically. A menu option can also be associated with a group of controls. In the window, page or report editor, all fields in all groups are displayed, so some fields may overlap. The same control can be associated with several groups. Example To make several fields invisible, simply make the group invisible. In a health-care form for example, some controls may relate to men while others may relate to women. Grouping the related controls together allows you to make them visible or invisible according to the gender of the user. Creating a group of controls Viewing the controls of a group To view the list of controls found in a group: - Edit the groups of controls:
  On the "Window" tab, in the "Edit" group, expand "Groups" and select "Edit".  On the "Page" tab, in the "Edit" group, expand "Groups" and select "Edit". - In the report editor, go to the "Modification" tab, "Groups" group, expand "Groups" and select "Edit".
- Select the requested group of controls.
- The list of controls found in the selected group is displayed in the list on the right.
Note: If fields belong to a group, you can view the name of the group to which each field belongs in the window or page editor: in the "Display" pane, in the "Show (all controls)" group, check "Group name". Assigning a control to a group To assign a control to a group: - specify the name of the group during the control description ("Details" tab or "UI" tab).
- select the controls and select "Group .. Associate the selection" in the context menu. Choose the name of the group or create a new group.
Modifying the name of a group
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