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Old 07-30-2007, 04:49 AM
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Question DominoUI, use Form Instead of View

Dear All,

I've a question, it's posible to use 'Domino Form/Page' in 'content' Panel in DominoUI. We already know all the examples and the 'DominoUI.js' itself are using 'View'. Give me some clue to do it.

Like Yahoo Mail, it have 'Home' tab.

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Old 07-30-2007, 04:36 PM
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Dear All,

I've a question, it's posible to use 'Domino Form/Page' in 'content' Panel in DominoUI. We already know all the examples and the 'DominoUI.js' itself are using 'View'. Give me some clue to do it.

Like Yahoo Mail, it have 'Home' tab.

Thanks
Not 100% sure I'm following, but I believe it shouldn't be an issue. If the outline points to a form or a page it should open up properly in the 'content' panel. Otherwise I'm sure you can just create a new Ext.ContentPanel.

Something like:
var DemoApp = function() {
	return {	
		init : function(){
			this.ui = new Ext.nd.DominoUI({
				uiOutline : {outlineName: "mainOL"},
				uiView : {viewName: "f1", viewTitle: "example 1"}
			});	
		} // init
	} // return
}();
--------
var mycontent = new Ext.ContentPanel({autoCreate: true, url:"/some/valid/url?OpenPage"});
DemoApp.ui.add("center", mycontent);
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Old 12-14-2007, 03:11 PM
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Default multiple fixed tabs in DominoUI (Form/Page and View)

I think what the guy was asking was how do you load a form or page in the sticky tab in the DominoUI instead of a view. I have the same question. Following along those lines, is there a way to have multiple sticky tabs on the default DominoUI (perhaps one that would contain a "Home" page that is never closed and one that the views load into). I don't know if this would need the creation of a FormUI.js or something similar, but all the UI object would need to do is be passed the url of the form or page and render it to a sticky tab.

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Old 02-08-2008, 11:27 AM
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Has anyone found a solution to this? The ability to place a form in the UIView - center panel would be nice. Something like an 'About' or 'Using' Document.
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Old 02-08-2008, 02:29 PM
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Let me talk it over with Rich to see what the best way to handle this is. I actually need this as well in an application I'm building.

My guess is that we could change DominoUI around a bit and since it is basically an view port with north/south/east/west/center regions just allow you to pass in what you want in each region (form,page,outline,view,etc.).

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Default Any word on a solution out there?

Has anyone seen this accomplished in another thread?
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Old 10-30-2008, 05:05 AM
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Hi All,

Is there any solution for this?

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