Form Detail Question

[Jim F]

Is there any way to pin detail to a specific form tab?. Currently detail associated with an item affixes itself to all tabs in a Form, so when I switch tabs, I alsways see the detail.  It would be advantageous to be able to pin the detail to a specific tab and use the tab title to label what the detail is for.

As a work around would creating my own form template give me this capability?

[Drazen D. Babic]

Sure, have a look in here, Assets with Parts:

https://jampy.pythonanywhere.com/

The builder.html is open for Public (it can be closed  tho).

[Andrew Yushev]

You can place a detail in a specific tab, but it requires additional coding.

You can create tabs in the form html template, add a div for detail and use create_table method 

https://jam-py.com/docs/refs/client/item/m_create_table.html

Other than that tabs can be created dynamically with add_tab method

https://jam-py.com/docs/refs/client/task/m_add_tab.html

and you can add a div and create a table in this div

чт, 24 июн. 2021 г. в 05:04, Drazen D. Babic <bab...@gmail.com>:

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[Danijel Kaurin]

Hi Andrew.

I prefer this method for showing details. Now, I want to show 3 details in 3 tabs. I don't realy know how to implement this based on your guidance in conversation above.

Here is demo project where I want to show on employee edit form next details:

- assigments

- disciplinary

- supervisor_notes

with metod: https://jam-py.com/docs/how_to/how_to_details_inside_details.html 

Can you help me?

Regards

Danijel Kaurin

[Dražen Babić]

Hi,

Did you have a look at:

https://jampy.pythonanywhere.com

There is no difference in having 1, 2 or more tabs.

It is just c/p of the code and editing names per your tables.

D.

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[Dražen Babić]

By tabs, I mean Parts Table and Assets Assignments on detail table of the Master table "Assets with Parts".

That is the Form Detail for me, if not mistaking...

[Danijel Kaurin]

Hi Dražen.

I want to bind details with js code like on this page: https://jam-py.com/docs/how_to/how_to_details_inside_details.html

It is not problem when I have one detail, but when I want more than one, I need to init creation of tabs...

This is not standard master - details binding with existing tools.

[Andrew Yushev]

In the example below the edit form of Invoices from demo project 

have two tabs, one with fields and the other with detail:

Template in the index.html:

            <div class="invoices-edit">
                <div class="form-body">
                    <div class="tabs">
                    </div>                    
                </div>
                <div class="form-footer">
                    <button type="button" id="ok-btn" class="btn expanded-btn">
                        <i class="icon-ok"></i> OK<small class="muted">&nbsp;[Ctrl+Enter]</small>
                    </button>
                    <button type="button" id="cancel-btn" class="btn expanded-btn">
                        <i class="icon-remove"></i> Cancel
                    </button>
                </div>
            </div>

The code in the invoices client module:

function on_edit_form_created(item) {
   let container = item.edit_form.find('.tabs');
    task.init_tabs(container);
    item.create_inputs(task.add_tab(container, 'Fields'));
    item.invoice_table.view(task.add_tab(container, 'Detail'));
}

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[Danijel Kaurin]

Thank you Andew.

I'am using this method for showing details:

//--------------------

function on_edit_form_created(item) {

    

    var q = task.assings.copy();

    

    item.edit_form.find('.form-footer').hide();

   q.on_view_form_created = function(quest) { 

   quest.paginate = false; };

    q.view_options.close_button = false;

    q.view_options.form_header = false;

    

    q.set_where({employee: item.id.value});

    q.view(item.edit_form.find('.edit-detail'));

//--------------------

Where to put your code?

Regards

[Andrew Yushev]

Danijel, I don't understand what you are doing.

Can you explain in more detail?

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[Danijel Kaurin]

Hi Andrew.

I have table "employee" and I want to link 3 more tables with "employee" table and show them in tabs:

- assigments

- disciplinary
- supervisor_notes

These 3 tables are not details so and need to use some code to link them. I would like to use this method: https://jam-py.com/docs/how_to/how_to_details_inside_details.html 

How to use your code in this situation to show these 3 tables in tabs. Here is my sample project.

Regards

[Drazen D. Babic]

Hi Danijel, 

I think that method is not for Tabs. The Tabs are Details, since they can't be anything else when they are in different tables, if not mistaking.

I think there is a slight design issue here. All of this 3 tables are the Details candidates. Placing them in Journals does not mean they are actually Journals (as in Accounting where Journal is a Master Book and everything else is Details of the Master Book). So when you navigate Employee View, this info would appear as Tabbed Details. And not as it is now in your App.  And on Edit, they would also appear as tabbed. 

As Andrew wrote in here, there is no standard way to solve complex issues, but there is an easy way if you follow how Jam works:

https://github.com/jam-py/jam-py/issues/164

Hope this helps...

D.

 

[Drazen D. Babic]

So you end up with this, and no code needed....

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gmNRRk8CgV2eCArSlMFhDL3RvKJPGg-A/view?usp=sharing

[Andrew Yushev]

Hi, Danijel 

The code below adds tracks table to the customers view form in the Tracks tab  in the demo app:

function on_view_form_created(item) {
    item.table_options.height -= 300;
    let container = item.view_form.find('.view-detail');
    task.init_tabs(container);
    let tracks = task.tracks.copy({handlers: false}),
        tracks_container = task.add_tab(container, 'Tracks');
    tracks.paginate = true;
    tracks.create_table(item.view_form.find(tracks_container), {height: 200});
    tracks.open();
}  

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[Danijel Kaurin]

Thank you Andrew.

This definitely solves my problem.

Regards

Danijel Kaurin