Dear TP community -
Want to implement a "back" button on form and wondering if this is the right way to go.
Controls are arrayed vertically on form in desired order of data collection.
Control IDs appear to be auto-assigned in no particular order (e.g. first one on form = "25").
Users often want to back up one field to re-scan or otherwise re-set themselves in the sequence without having to poke the previous field (and buttons are nice and big enough to use with gloved hand)
Before I start breaking things that currently work fine, thinking if we re-number control IDs so that first one = "1" and so on, and add a button with action = "none" and goto control ID = "-1", will that work as desired?
Want to implement a "back" button on form and wondering if this is the right way to go.
Controls are arrayed vertically on form in desired order of data collection.
Control IDs appear to be auto-assigned in no particular order (e.g. first one on form = "25").
Users often want to back up one field to re-scan or otherwise re-set themselves in the sequence without having to poke the previous field (and buttons are nice and big enough to use with gloved hand)
Before I start breaking things that currently work fine, thinking if we re-number control IDs so that first one = "1" and so on, and add a button with action = "none" and goto control ID = "-1", will that work as desired?