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Simulating a Tab type Form in ASP
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11/09/2001 07:58:32
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>Hi !!
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>Here is my problem, if somebody can give a solution for this
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>I have an SFR(Software Fault Request) Logging App. I need it to appear in 3 tabs, each representing a separate component of the app. The first tab would have the request logging done by the user. The 2nd tab would have the vendors response to the logged SFR. The 3rd tab would have the response of the user, to the justification/solution given by the vendor in the 2nd tab. Each SFR is uniquely identified with a system generated reference number.
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>The 2nd and 3rd tabs would be cyclic in nature, i.e. For one request logged by the user, there could be a chain of response from the vendor and the user.
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>Hence there would be a NEXT required to move to the next record constituting such a response
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>Any Clues ???

Another user interface concept:

Use four forms.

One form would display a table of data of SFR’s and a brief description, with links to the “main form”

The “main form” would be similar to a header (Software Fault Request), and two columns below the header (vendor response and user response). The header would be much like an invoice and contain the required information for the SFR. Two command buttons would be used to Add or Edit the SFR header information.

The two columns would each be represented with tables of data. The user would click on a table entry to go to the specific record (child form/vendor or user response), to view or edit a record.

The two remaining forms are of course the child forms. With this interface the user would see the SFR and brief descriptions of vendor and user responses. Two command buttons (one for each child form) would allow the user to add or edit a record (vendor response or user response).

Tom
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