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Run page in new indow in RTC
mihail_kolev
Member Posts: 379
Hi friends,
I have realy anoing problem. I am attaching page on the navigation pane in the RTC but when I run it, only the labels are visible, textboxes are not (but actualy are there, their lookups are working). My question is can i make that page to open in new window by default, becouse when i do "RightClick"->Open in New Window, the page is ok.
I have realy anoing problem. I am attaching page on the navigation pane in the RTC but when I run it, only the labels are visible, textboxes are not (but actualy are there, their lookups are working). My question is can i make that page to open in new window by default, becouse when i do "RightClick"->Open in New Window, the page is ok.
-Mihail- [MCTS]
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When clicking in the Navigation pane it always opens the item in the navigation area, add's it to the history list and adjusts the breadcrumb bar.
Tasks should be added to the actions.
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