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why can't we disable the ViewShowSearchBar @Command for a View? Sometimes i use a view as a way to create a navigation menu in an application, but this gets messed up when the ViewShowSearchBar @Command has been used previously. please add a view option that the searchbar will never ever show up! |
1) Bill Hanson178 (11 Dec 2008)
I don't really have an opinion on this one, but here's what I do to solve the problem:
1) I use Page design elements for displaying an action bar as a navigation menu. It works great.
2) In your view's PostOpen method, you can enter:
@Command([ViewShowSearchBar]; "0");
This will hide the search bar each time the view is opened. I use this in reverse for my custom search engine. I automatically show the search bar for the view that is being searched.
1) I use Page design elements for displaying an action bar as a navigation menu. It works great.
2) In your view's PostOpen method, you can enter:
@Command([ViewShowSearchBar]; "0");
This will hide the search bar each time the view is opened. I use this in reverse for my custom search engine. I automatically show the search bar for the view that is being searched.
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