146361 - no subject - I want to show multiple Portal Reports i

@anilkumark Could you please let me know if you are using SAIL or Portal?

Anyone is fine. But data is in database. I have fetch the data from database and I have to show that data in Reports. But, I have to show about 10 reports in a single page. Each report in a tab.

If you are trying to bring the look and feel of tabs in SAIL, you could make use of the following approach:
1. Go with the button layout component and surface an array of buttons, each with the name of report.
2. When a button is clicked, show the corresponding report. Further you can change the color of the button and disable it, by indicating to the user that the button has already been clicked.

It would be worth checking the look and feel of above approach, because the look might not be good if the labels of buttons are long or if there are many buttons (For example, we just have 4 buttons and it looks pretty good).

AFAIK this is the approach we opt for in case of a 'tabs' look and feel. Hope that helps and Keep posting for a better solution :).

Thanks @sikhivahans. Can u provide sample code for button layout component.

No worries, please find attached the pseudocode and do let me know if there are any follow up questions.

tabs.txt

Thanks @sikhivahan. Can we use this same tab method in a Tempo form as we use tabs in Portal forms?

@anilkumark, No unfortunately it isn't possible in Tempo tasks. But if it is Tempo reports, you can do so. Because Tempo reports use SAIL code where as Tempo tasks doesn't.

Simply speaking, wherever you can use SAIL, you can apply the tabs approach which I have specified.

How can we implement tabs in Tempo Form as we use in Portal forms.

As already said, it's impossible to do so. Coming to Tempo interface, you can only place buttons at a desired place in the area where you are able to write SAIL. If you form is built using Forms designer and tempo enabled, you can't do so. But if your form is built using SAIL code, then it's possible.