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24 Feb 2007 04:22 AM  
I recently purchased the Nuke-DK Toolkit. It looks incredible and I'm sure I'll eventually figure it all out. However... I downloaded the Tab Strip sample to try to create a Toolbar. I added a new button to the existing toolbar and copied most of the setting from the other two buttons. I called the new button "Search" and gave it an action type of SCRIPT with the action of lxContainer('Search'); Nothing happens when I click on the icon. I was assuming that lxContainer was a call to a routine in a javascript that would create a container named "Search". What am I doing wrong? How is this suppose to work. NewGuy.
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25 Feb 2007 04:00 AM  
The following should help you

If you call the java script function like this from the bottom listx footer
<script> language=javascript>
lxContainerGroup('yourgroupname');
</script>

This needs to be in module header for every listx that you want to hide/show

< lxContainer ModuleId="[MODULEID,System]" Name="ItemName" Group="yourgroupname" / >


This should be called when you want to show a particular module in the onclick

lxContainer('itemname');

Hope this helps and let us know if you can be of more help.
Durga Prasad(DP) | Senior Web Engineer<br>R2integrated
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25 Feb 2007 10:27 PM  
Thank you for the info. I understand what you are saying, but I am not sure of where I go to do this. Do I do it from VIEW OPTIONS or from the XML button or edit some javascript somewhere in notepad or .....where ? This reminds me of when .NET came out. I knew how to code what I wanted to do, but I could not figure out how to get there from the new UI. I was so use to the VB6 UI. I wish you guys had a step-by-step first time guide. The manual that comes with ToolBar is rather vague about the Pre-Script and Script Parameters. Where should this script live? Does one already exist? I understand your coding scheme, I just can't figure out how to get it in there. Thanks, Stevieg.
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