I have a scenario where I have a tabstrip that contains multiple levels of tab hierarchy and I want to find a unique index across all tabs (not just the tabs on Level 0, Level 1, etc.). Normal SelectedIndex, SelectedTab, IndexOf, etc. on the tabs returns only an index for that tab level not a unique tab index for all levels.
Do tabs have a unique index that can be accessed that is a unique tab index across all tabs in the tabstrip collection? If not, how could I add one (I need it to work like a index, not the value of the tab).
Example: Imagine in this scenario that there is 1 tabstip, 2 parent tabs. One Parent tab has two children and another Parent tab has three children. I would like the Child3 of Parent2 to have the highest tab index and be able to access that index value.
Parent1 Parent2
Child1 Child2 Child1 Child2 Child3
The index of Parent1 = 0 and Parent 2 = 1 when I check through normal Index methods. The index of Parent1's Child1 is 0 and the indexif Parent2's Child1 is also 0. I am assuming that parents are created before their children, so in that case is there some kind of wider scope index where the tabs have indexes that do not repeat with the following structure (or could be created).
Parent1(Index = 0) Parent2 (Index= 3)
Child1(Index = 1) Child2 (Index = 2) Child1(Index = 4) Child2(Index = 5) Child3(index = 6)
Thank you for your help,
Do tabs have a unique index that can be accessed that is a unique tab index across all tabs in the tabstrip collection? If not, how could I add one (I need it to work like a index, not the value of the tab).
Example: Imagine in this scenario that there is 1 tabstip, 2 parent tabs. One Parent tab has two children and another Parent tab has three children. I would like the Child3 of Parent2 to have the highest tab index and be able to access that index value.
Parent1 Parent2
Child1 Child2 Child1 Child2 Child3
The index of Parent1 = 0 and Parent 2 = 1 when I check through normal Index methods. The index of Parent1's Child1 is 0 and the indexif Parent2's Child1 is also 0. I am assuming that parents are created before their children, so in that case is there some kind of wider scope index where the tabs have indexes that do not repeat with the following structure (or could be created).
Parent1(Index = 0) Parent2 (Index= 3)
Child1(Index = 1) Child2 (Index = 2) Child1(Index = 4) Child2(Index = 5) Child3(index = 6)
Thank you for your help,
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Hi jgill,
A possible workaround is to get the global index of the tab using the GetAllTabs method:
IList<RadTab> allTabs = RadTabStrip1.GetAllTabs();
int index = allTabs.IndexOf(someTab);
Regards,
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A possible workaround is to get the global index of the tab using the GetAllTabs method:
IList<RadTab> allTabs = RadTabStrip1.GetAllTabs();
int index = allTabs.IndexOf(someTab);
Regards,
Albert,
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