Ah yes...Ê you can add an 'order' property to the actions that will cause them to order properly.
e.g.
[find]
order=1
[browse]
order=2
.. etc..
However this requires you to actually change the actions.ini file in the dataface distribution.Ê If you can wait for the 0.7 release (i'm hoping to get it out today), then you can actually override properties of actions within your application using the following syntax.
In your application's actions.ini file:
[find > find]
order=1
[browse > browse]
order=2
etc..
The '>' indicates that this action should inherit from the action specified, rather than just overriding it completely.Ê If you were to do
[find]
order=1
It would effictively erase dataface's [find] action and replace it with your defined find action
rather doing
[find > find]
order=1
causes your find action to inherit all of the properties of the dataface find action but change the order property.
If you can't wait for 0.7, you could also just copy and paste the dataface actions that you want to change into your application's actions.ini file and make the modifications that you desire.
Hope this helps a little.
For my info, what order ard your tabs coming out as... they should be "details", "list", "find" by default.Ê If they're not, I'll have to look into it.
Best regards
Steve
Posted: Sat May 05, 2007 4:21 am