I have a form that has a Sheridan SSTab on it. There are five tabs, or I guess indexes of the one tab. This was already developed when I came into the picture and I am doing some maintenance in the application. In the IDE, if I click the tabs, it doesn't tab me through. It stays on the first tab even though it looks like one of the other tabs has become active. So I don't even see how the person has designed the area (is it a frame?) that shows up when you run the application and tab through. What if I wanted to add a control like a new text box to one of the other tabs - how would I do that? (I in fact don't have to do this, but a field on tab #2 depends on data entered in tab #4 so I'd like to see all the controls at design time, somehow).
Also, shouldn't there be a tab click event or something that at run time, when you click through the tabs, the code runs? How does the program know what to show or what to do on a click? Everything seems to be populated on form_load, which is fine, but I still don't know how to access the textboxes on the 4th tab when it only shows me the textboxes from the first tab.
Thanks for any help, links or documentation you can pass along.
Also, shouldn't there be a tab click event or something that at run time, when you click through the tabs, the code runs? How does the program know what to show or what to do on a click? Everything seems to be populated on form_load, which is fine, but I still don't know how to access the textboxes on the 4th tab when it only shows me the textboxes from the first tab.
Thanks for any help, links or documentation you can pass along.