I have 4 checkbox and on each checkbox selection I want to load unique form base

umeshkumarn0148

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over 9 years ago

I have 4 checkbox and on each checkbox selection I want to load unique form based on checkbox selection. Each form has some mandatory fields and validation. Its Same like tab behavior. Wanted to know is there some better way to achieve this in SAIL. Alternatively I have idea to collapse/expand section based on checkbox selection in SAIL form but that is something that end user want's to avoid and implement tab like behavior in sail. Any pointers to this query is appreciated.
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0 sikhivahans over 9 years ago

@umeshkumark This comment is to complement stefanh's previous comment and I hope this helps you to some extent.

I wasn't sure if you have gone through this post already - /search?q=OriginalPostID-146361. Probably this throws some light into the scenario you are looking for. The post has got an attachment which illustrates the scenario you are looking for.

Few points to make note of here are:
1. If the buttons increase in number, they shift to next line and thereby disturbing the look and feel. So plan for this approach if you think that the buttons are minimal in count. (For instance we use 4 buttons to bring look and feel of tabs, and it's quite cool.)

2. Next to the number of buttons, consider the length of the characters in the name of button. If the length of characters is more than 41 (I might be wrong, but this is what I have observed), it ends up in showing dots at the end. (whereas in case of checkboxes we don't need to think as such.)

As long as we keep above points in mind, we do can proceed with using the buttons which brings the tab look and feel to end users.
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0 sikhivahans over 9 years ago

@umeshkumark This comment is to complement stefanh's previous comment and I hope this helps you to some extent.

I wasn't sure if you have gone through this post already - /search?q=OriginalPostID-146361. Probably this throws some light into the scenario you are looking for. The post has got an attachment which illustrates the scenario you are looking for.

Few points to make note of here are:
1. If the buttons increase in number, they shift to next line and thereby disturbing the look and feel. So plan for this approach if you think that the buttons are minimal in count. (For instance we use 4 buttons to bring look and feel of tabs, and it's quite cool.)

2. Next to the number of buttons, consider the length of the characters in the name of button. If the length of characters is more than 41 (I might be wrong, but this is what I have observed), it ends up in showing dots at the end. (whereas in case of checkboxes we don't need to think as such.)

As long as we keep above points in mind, we do can proceed with using the buttons which brings the tab look and feel to end users.
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