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GauravSharma3
8 years agoQrew Commander
Hi,
Are you looking for the same solution like this?
If yes, then, Nathan Thompson had posted this solution a few months ago on our QuickBase Network on LinkedIn. I have also tested this solution.
Here you go with the link:
https://azastudio.net/consulting-1/2016/12/26/creating-tabs-in-quickbase
This code is written by the Nathan Thompson.
Please let me know you have any questions or need any help in this.
Thanks,
Gaurav Sharma
Are you looking for the same solution like this?
If yes, then, Nathan Thompson had posted this solution a few months ago on our QuickBase Network on LinkedIn. I have also tested this solution.
Here you go with the link:
https://azastudio.net/consulting-1/2016/12/26/creating-tabs-in-quickbase
This code is written by the Nathan Thompson.
Please let me know you have any questions or need any help in this.
Thanks,
Gaurav Sharma
- MichaelGraham28 years agoQrew Assistant CaptainYes, its great and super simple to implement. I use it all the time now :)
- NenadIlic8 years agoQrew Assistant Captainit seems good, I'll test it and get back to you if I have any questions.
Thank you very much for this.
Nenad - Laura_Thacker8 years agoQrew Commander@Guarav Sharma, thanks for sharing this - Nathan wrote a good post making it super simple to follow.
- NenadIlic8 years agoQrew Assistant Captain@Guarav Sharma, @Michael Graham,
I believe I would need your help (I'm not a programmer so maybe i've skipped something.... these are the steps that I've taken:
1. Created variables as defined with "of" and "/of" with values as in the formula.
2. I have also created a new "code page" and pasted the formula from the link above, changing only site code, to our company site code
3. de-checked the first option which reads Display horizontal rules between sections
4. Created a new field, that I've names "js" as presented above (for testing purpose) checked allow some HTML tags, and pasted the code:[of] & "sectionNav.js" & [/of] &
"<div id='wegNavDiv' name='wegNavDiv' style='Display:None; position:relative; top:0px; left:0px;'></div>"
5. After that I've created a new field (Formula Text), checked the box to allow HTML and pasted:var text id = "agents"; var text name = "Agents"; var bool show = true;
"<div id=" & $id & " class=wegSections name='" & $name & "' data-show=" & $show & "></div>"
when I open the form it doesn't work....it doesn't work....
could you provide some assistance, if we should change anything (apart from the company site from the code), or if I messed up - NenadIlic8 years agoQrew Assistant Captainis sectionNav.js a completely new page, or just should be pasted into Nav.css
- GauravSharma38 years agoQrew CommanderNo, you have to create a separate page for sectionNav.js
- GauravSharma38 years agoQrew CommanderOnce you created a new formula text field for a particular section (suppose that you named it 'Action'. Now, you have to place this formula field after the section name.
If you have followed the articles well then, you would be able to see the tabs.
Please let me know if you need any assistance. I would be happy to schedule a call with you.
Thanks,
Gaurav - NenadIlic8 years agoQrew Assistant CaptainGaurav,
I will try this tomorrow, and if by any chance I fail, I will organize a short call with you.
Thank you very much for everything it really means a lot.
Kind regards,
Nenad - GauravSharma38 years agoQrew CommanderSure! I would love to assist you.
All the best :)
Gaurav - NenadIlic8 years agoQrew Assistant CaptainHi Gaurav,
I believe it would be for the best if we scheduled a call/meeting, either via skype/webex (no success again).
Which time suits you best (I'll adapt to your time zone, whatever it is).
Kind regards,
Nenad