Browse form blocks without showing them

Hello.

I'm working on a program unit which consists of a loop between each block within a specific form and navigate among their elements. I need this because it's the only way to let me work with JavaBeans it. Otherwise, form breaks down.

The problem is, as I navigate each block, his canvas presents itself as a 'splash' and I want to avoid this. Users must not note this movement.

Is it posible to do the whole canvas or window invisible but still navigable in order to hide this process?

Thank you in advance.

Kind regards.

The features of standard forms is to display the block and the related something canvas when you access the item.  If you do this through code, you generally won't see navigation occur because the Client has not been synchronized with execution on the server application at the time wherever you browse in the list of form objects.  You must have some sort of "Lag" as you cruise since the Client is being synchronized with the application server.  Also, it depends on where you do the navigation in your code.  If you do this in the trigger of the preform, you shouldn't have this problem because the form has not been made yet.  I think that the will a time-new-form-Instance also work from this trigger as the form is rendered.

If you can't make your navigation 'Form' in one of these triggers, you can write a small program unit that checks if a variable to see if you are running your navigation 'Shape' and then set the X / coordinated Y of the window/canvas so that it displays "off screen" and then resets the X / Y coordinates.  It's just a 'thought' about how you could hide the paintings.

I hope this helps.

Craig...

Tags: Oracle Development

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