on 11-18-2008 1:55 PM
Hello Friends,
I have a tabstrip, which contains ViewContainerUIelement....( view name e.g View2 ).
In view2, I have defiend two lables and two inputfields....... property of my inputfields enabled I have checked...but when I run the application the inputfields are shows as "read only" ?
Then I tried to create attribute "Enabled of type WDY_BOOLEAN" set value to "X" and bind it with the enable property of inputfield..........still same result i.e the inputfield is shown as read-only ???
Does anyone have any clue, what I am doing wrong ??? ( ofcourse the read_only property is not checked )....
Regards,
Dont know what I am doing wrong,.... but thanks for your help....now instead of using viewcontainer in tabstrip I am using just t-container and it displays my inputfield as editable....
Thanks and regards,
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so in TABSTRIP if I have viewcontainer there I cant define the inputfield ??
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Thanks for your post......... I have already tripple-checked the "enable" property of all above-containers.........but its set to true....... i.e. the check-box is marked....
I have no clue why the input-fields are not-editable....
but when I delete the viewcontainer and place in tabstrip simple transparentcontainer and then place inputfields there, .......it works fine....
Edited by: Shah H on Nov 18, 2008 4:25 PM
I have created the same scenario on which you are working but its working fine for me.
I have create one viewcontainer UI elemennt and create another view. On new view i have create one input field and bind it. Then i went to windows and embed this new view to view container UI element. I ran the applicaiton and input field is editable. Pls follow these step to check if something is missing.
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