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‎Sep 15, 2006
05:54 AM
Cannot tab to all buttons in Begin Frame
I have added a 3rd button to Begin Frame, but have discovered I can only tab to Next and the new button. I can no longer tab to Cancel button. I can, however, shift+tab to all 3 buttons. Just for fun I added a 4th button to Begin Frame. I again can only tab to Next and the latest button that I've added. I still can shift+tab to all 4 buttons. Of course I have set the tab order property for all buttons.
It seems there's an issue with setting the Swing focus traversal when adding a new button in the Dialog editor. Any suggestions?
It seems there's an issue with setting the Swing focus traversal when adding a new button in the Dialog editor. Any suggestions?
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‎Sep 18, 2006
09:23 AM
talk to me goose
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‎Sep 28, 2006
08:43 AM
Support provided following solution:
Set 3rd button's 'default button' to true and in 'focus' set 'tab order' to 1 and 'default focus' to true.
I modified this a bit since I still wanted Next button to still be default button. I set 3rd button's 'tab order' to 1 and 'default focus' to true. I kept Next button's 'default button' set to true. This way user can still hit enter to move beyond Welcome panel. I do get "boonk" sound, presumably due to "default focus" being set to 3rd button and "default button" being true on Next button.
Set 3rd button's 'default button' to true and in 'focus' set 'tab order' to 1 and 'default focus' to true.
I modified this a bit since I still wanted Next button to still be default button. I set 3rd button's 'tab order' to 1 and 'default focus' to true. I kept Next button's 'default button' set to true. This way user can still hit enter to move beyond Welcome panel. I do get "boonk" sound, presumably due to "default focus" being set to 3rd button and "default button" being true on Next button.