Hello all,
I have a case where a 'parent' tab control contains a 'child' tab control in each of its tabs. So we have something like:
PT1 (parent tab 1)
-> CT1 (child tab 1)
-> CT2
-> CT3
PT2 (parent tab 2)
-> CT4
-> CT5
-> CT6
Say that in Parent Tab 1 (PT1), I select the second child tab (CT2). Then I move to PT2 and select any other child tab. When I return to PT1, I would expect my previous child tab selection (CT2) to be preserved. Instead, the child tab control is 'reset' to no selection.
Is there a property to set so that 'child' user control states such as child controls are preserved when switching between tabs?
My apologies, this question seems awfully complicated for such a simple case... it would be awesome if we could upload some projects to the forum for customer support to try out! :-)
Thanks for your help,
Simon
I have a case where a 'parent' tab control contains a 'child' tab control in each of its tabs. So we have something like:
PT1 (parent tab 1)
-> CT1 (child tab 1)
-> CT2
-> CT3
PT2 (parent tab 2)
-> CT4
-> CT5
-> CT6
Say that in Parent Tab 1 (PT1), I select the second child tab (CT2). Then I move to PT2 and select any other child tab. When I return to PT1, I would expect my previous child tab selection (CT2) to be preserved. Instead, the child tab control is 'reset' to no selection.
Is there a property to set so that 'child' user control states such as child controls are preserved when switching between tabs?
My apologies, this question seems awfully complicated for such a simple case... it would be awesome if we could upload some projects to the forum for customer support to try out! :-)
Thanks for your help,
Simon