Le 29 sept. 06 à 15:21 Soir, Bart Pietercil a écrit:
But, what do you mean by "they may see the controls, but can't use
them"?
When a control is invisible, it can't be neither seen nor used.
Yes I understand
I just mean that it is OK for my user to see the control as long as
they are not able to manipulate them. Since I throw a msgbox when
they see the second page they cannot manipulate it because when the
msgbox is closed the tabpanel.value = 0
Ok, now I understand.
If you want, you can however hide them.
For example, if you use this method:
sub SetControlsVisibleInTabPanel(PanelID as Integer,IsVisible As
Boolean)
dim c As Control
dim i As integer
dim r As RectControl
for i=0 to ControlCount-1
c=Control(i)
if c.TabPanelIndex=PanelID then
if c isa RectControl then
r=RectControl(c)
r.Visible=False
end if
end if
Next
self.Refresh
end sub
you can then use
SetControlsVisibleInTabPanel 2,false
MsgBox "So you think you are allowed to see this pane?! Haha, that's
funny!"
SetControlsVisibleInTabPanel
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