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I've searched everywhere for an answer and tried numerous different things but without success so hopefully someone might be able to help.

 

Its already been outlined in a previous Forum post about how to create a single Header View and move it using JScript to appear above Tabs on a  K2 form (http://community.k2.com/t5/K2-blackpearl/Building-a-tabbed-form-with-navigation-bar/td-p/83385)

 

I was wondering if anyone knows if its possible to have multiple Views appear above the Tabs and if yes, could the script be provided?

 

 

Cheers

Dan

DanLees,

 You can create a view with buttons or links. It can sit below the header or wherever you desire the view to sit. Basically the idea is each button has a show/hide rule. You can "On click" you can show or hide views in the form. I personally use this method to add a navigation to the top of the form. It looks like this..

 

 

<Header>

 

<New Entry>   <Reporting>   <View Flow>   <Search>  <Administration>

 

Any of those button navigate to a new form. However, if I wanted to stay within the form and I wanted each button to represent a different view I would simply use show hide rules. Maybe the navigation would look like this.

 

<Header>

 

<General Information>   <Budgeting>  <Expenditures>  <Approval History>  <Comments and Attachments>

 

Each click could hide the views you didn't need and show the views you want to show. This does not require tabs as in the link provided.

 

I hope this helps. Let me know if you need screenshots.

 

Thanks,

Bryan Peters

Hi DanLees,

 

Refer Show Multiple Views above Tabs where i have used Jquery to move view's above the tabs

 

let me know if this helps you.

Thanks Karan - that's exactly what I needed

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