on 03-08-2010 8:03 PM
I am a little confused as how to control 'where' items in my container form will show up.
Here is a link to a [TimeSheetMockUp|http://www.duke.edu/~michaelm/TimeCard/AnnotatedTimeSheet.jpg] that we are designing. My question concerns section 1.
How do I get my fields to 'line up' and play nicely - ideally we would like it to be set up as shown, but close may be good enough. I have a context that represents the 7 elements, and I tried a container form, but none of the layouts produced satisfactory results. Any idea ?
On a broader level, I am hoping to create a component for each of the 6 shown sections and hopefully place them as shown.
( Is this the right approach? )
Thanks in advance...
...Mike .
Hi Mike,
Use transparent Container say TC_PI(Layout-Gridlayout, Coulcount - 3)
then create transparent Container TC1, TC2 and TC3 inside TC_PI with (Layout-Gridlayout, Coulcount - 2)
then insert column vaule to TC1, TC2 and TC3 as per your designing.
Hope this will helps you.
Regards,
Arun Jaiswal
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Hi,
You can insert each row in a transparent container UIElement and adjust the gaps among them easily.
Regards
Vishal Kapoor
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