8. Advanced Controls Manipulation
Dynamically Changing a Control's Parent
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Moving Controls Between Panels
With the concept of a
QLabel
or
QPanel
being able to have an arbitrary number of child controls, we use this example to show how you can dynamically change a control's parent, to essentially "move" a control from one panel to the next.
The example below has two
QPanel
controls, as well as ten
QTextBox
controls who's parents are one of the panels. The buttons have
QAjaxActions
which will move the textboxes back and forth between the panels, or remove the textbox altogether.
Again, note that we are not hard coding a
QTextBox->Render
anywhere
in our code. We are simply using the concept of
ParentControls
and using the two
QBlockControl
controls'
AutoRenderChildren
functionality to dynamically render the textboxes in the appropriate places.
Finally, notice that while we are doing this using AJAX-based actions, you can just as easily use Server-based actions as well.
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