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- Associating a control with a tab pane
- Not associating a control with a tab
- WLanguage functions and properties specific to the management of tabs
- Name of the Tab control associated with a control
- Tab panes associated with a control
Associating a control with a tab pane
Associating a control with a tab pane To associate a control with a tab pane: - Method 1: Position the field on the desired tab pane. The control is automatically associated with the current tab.
- Method 2:
- Open the context menu of the control.
- Select "Associate ... with a tab".
- In the window that appears, select the tab associated with the control.
- Validate.
Remarks: - To associate a control with a tab without positioning it in the tab pane, choose the second method.
 A control can be associated with several tabs. Simply use the second method and select all the desired tabs. - This help page presents static tabs only.
Not associating a control with a tab A control positioned on a tab pane is not necessarily associated with the corresponding tab. Sometimes, you may want a control to be displayed regardless of the selected tab. To not associate a control with a tab: - Select "Associate .. with a tab" in the context menu of the control.
- Select "None".
WLanguage functions and properties specific to the management of tabs Name of the Tab control associated with a control To get the name of the Tab control associated with a control, use ControlTab. Example:
Info(ControlTab(EDT_Name1))
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