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[WM 24] strange problem in Pane Caption of Tab Control
Iniciado por VEGEboss, 20,may. 2019 16:14 - 4 respuestas
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Publicado el 20,mayo 2019 - 16:14
hello folks,
look at this image, captured from the WM24 Windows design:





I would like to have a Caption with a little image in the 5 Panes, but ONLY the second Pane appears correct

Another curious detail: if I try to change the "number of states" (to 5, per example) I can see the correct view for one second and then it's resetted to "1" and the view rest the same of the above picture





Nothing changes trying with different Caption position ad so on

Obviously, at Runtime (on an Android smartphone, but I need it also on iOS) the App shows this strange problem

Any help?
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Publicado el 20,mayo 2019 - 17:02
Hi VEGEboss

That's weird...
You also try to save and close the window on the project? and then open it again?

maybe the tap control cannot handle the 5 number of status of an image...
or maybe a bug from windev who knows...

for me I always try to use a single image without status for a tab control.

Try to recompile and set it again to 5 number of status.
it nothing works then let it be a single image and then send a email to technical support of PCSoft and send it a project with the issue.

Good Luck!

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ARV
Publicado el 20,mayo 2019 - 19:57
Everything has to be assigned.





Did you assign the items to their appropriate tabs?
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Publicado el 21,mayo 2019 - 15:51
Looks like the state of the images, image selected has like 5 states and you set 1 state.
So under the image path box you have the states, set this to 5



Publicado el 21,mayo 2019 - 20:31
I misunderstood your original problem.





What file type are your images?
I am using WM23.