Hi All

I have a form where the user is required to enter a number from 2 - 9. Depending on the number entered will depend on the number of tabs that will appear on the SSTab control.

I Also have two frames that have different things on them that need to be displayed on each tab, but i also need them to be part of an array (to help with knowing which tab the user is messing with).

How the hell do I do this. Do I need to place the two frames into a container of some kind? and how do I place them on each tab, depending on how many tabs there may be?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Regards
Tank

Hi,

i don't understand clear your problem but try something like that :

Select Case YourUserInput Case 1      Me.SSTab1.TabEnabled(1) = True      Me.SSTab1.TabEnabled(2)=False Case 2      Me.SSTab1.TabEnabled(1) = False      Me.SSTab1.TabEnabled(2)=True Case Else      Me.SSTab1.TabEnabled(1) = False      Me.SSTab1.TabEnabled(2)=False End Select

that is a way but i don't understand so much so if you will be more clear i try to help you.

You have a predefined number of tab or depends on user input?

And the frame are 2 for each tab or 2 in general?

Bye


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If you will have two frames on each tab, then it might be better to use Tab strip control (Windows Common Controls), cause it doesnt act as a container, and you will  need to handle it click event, check which button is clicked and perform some action on frames.

SSTab control acts differently, every tab is a container for some controls, and those that exists on one tab will not be shown on another. And if you will be having same controls on every tab, for this reason it might me wiser to use Tab strip.

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