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The document discusses different types of canvases in Oracle Forms including stacked, toolbar, and tab canvases. It describes how stacked canvases overlay content canvases, toolbar canvases provide standard buttons and elements, and tab canvases organize information across pages. It provides instructions for creating these canvases, setting their properties, and placing items on tab pages.

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Working with Other Canvas Types

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Objectives
After completing this lesson, you should be able to do
the following:
• Describe the different types of canvases and their
relationships to each other
• Identify the appropriate canvas type for different
scenarios
• Create an overlay effect by using stacked
canvases
• Create a toolbar
• Create a tabbed interface

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Content canvas
Overview of Canvas Types
Stacked
canvas
Horizontal toolbar
Vertical
toolbar
x y zTab
Tab
page

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The Stacked Canvas
• Displayed on top of a content canvas
• Shares a window with a content canvas
• Size:
– Usually smaller than the content canvas in the same
window
– Determined by viewport size
• Created in:
– Layout Editor
– Object Navigator

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The Stacked Canvas
1
5
2
4
3

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Creating a Stacked Canvas

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Setting Stacked Canvas Properties

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The Toolbar Canvas
• Special type of canvas for tool items
• Two types:
– Vertical toolbar
– Horizontal toolbar
• Provide:
– Standard look and feel
– Alternative to menu or function key operation

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The MDI Toolbar
Form property:
Runtime parameter: Window property:
otherparams=useSDI=no

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Creating a Toolbar Canvas
1. Create:
– Click Create in Object Navigator
– Change Canvas Type
– Set other properties as required
2. Add functionality
3. Resize the canvas (not the view)
4. Assign to window and/or form

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Setting Toolbar Properties
• Canvas properties:
– Canvas Type
– Window
– Width or Height
• Window properties:
– Horizontal Toolbar
Canvas
– Vertical Toolbar
Canvas
• Form Module properties:
– Form Horizontal Toolbar Canvas
– Form Vertical Toolbar Canvas

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The Tab Canvas
• Enables you to organize and display related
information on separate tabs
• Consists of one or more tab pages
• Provides easy access to data

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Creating a Tab Canvas
• Create in:
– Object Navigator
– Layout Editor
• Define tab pages
• Place items on tab pages

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Creating a Tab Canvas in the Object
Navigator
Create new Canvas Set Canvas Type Create Tab Pages

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Setting Tab Canvas, Tab Page,
and Item Properties
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3
1

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Placing Items on a Tab Canvas
• Place items on each tab page for user interaction.
• Set the item properties:
– Canvas
– Tab Page

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Summary
In this lesson, you should have learned:
• Canvas types other than content canvases:
– Stacked: Overlays and shares window with content
canvas; use to create cascading or revealing effect
within a single window, display additional
information, display or hide information
conditionally, or display context-sensitive help
– Toolbar: Area that displays at the top or to the left of
a content canvas; use to to hold buttons and other
frequently used GUI elements with a standard look
and feel across canvases displayed in the same
window
– Tab: Has multiple pages where you navigate using
tabs; use to organize and display related
information on different tabs

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Summary
• You can create these in Object Navigator and
change the canvas type, then set properties.
• You can create stacked or tab canvases with the
appropriate tool in the Layout Editor.
• You can attach a Toolbar canvas to single window,
or to entire form if using MDI.
• After creating a tab canvas, create tab pages and
place related items on them.

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Practice 12 Overview
This practice covers the following topics:
• Creating a toolbar canvas
• Creating a stacked canvas
• Creating a tab canvas
• Adding tab pages to the tab canvas

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2. 12-2 Copyright © 2004, Oracle. All rights reserved. Objectives After completing this lesson, you should be able to do the following: • Describe the different types of canvases and their relationships to each other • Identify the appropriate canvas type for different scenarios • Create an overlay effect by using stacked canvases • Create a toolbar • Create a tabbed interface

4. 12-4 Copyright © 2004, Oracle. All rights reserved. The Stacked Canvas • Displayed on top of a content canvas • Shares a window with a content canvas • Size: – Usually smaller than the content canvas in the same window – Determined by viewport size • Created in: – Layout Editor – Object Navigator

8. 12-9 Copyright © 2004, Oracle. All rights reserved. The Toolbar Canvas • Special type of canvas for tool items • Two types: – Vertical toolbar – Horizontal toolbar • Provide: – Standard look and feel – Alternative to menu or function key operation

10. 12-11 Copyright © 2004, Oracle. All rights reserved. Creating a Toolbar Canvas 1. Create: – Click Create in Object Navigator – Change Canvas Type – Set other properties as required 2. Add functionality 3. Resize the canvas (not the view) 4. Assign to window and/or form

11. 12-12 Copyright © 2004, Oracle. All rights reserved. Setting Toolbar Properties • Canvas properties: – Canvas Type – Window – Width or Height • Window properties: – Horizontal Toolbar Canvas – Vertical Toolbar Canvas • Form Module properties: – Form Horizontal Toolbar Canvas – Form Vertical Toolbar Canvas

12. 12-13 Copyright © 2004, Oracle. All rights reserved. The Tab Canvas • Enables you to organize and display related information on separate tabs • Consists of one or more tab pages • Provides easy access to data

17. 12-19 Copyright © 2004, Oracle. All rights reserved. Summary In this lesson, you should have learned: • Canvas types other than content canvases: – Stacked: Overlays and shares window with content canvas; use to create cascading or revealing effect within a single window, display additional information, display or hide information conditionally, or display context-sensitive help – Toolbar: Area that displays at the top or to the left of a content canvas; use to to hold buttons and other frequently used GUI elements with a standard look and feel across canvases displayed in the same window – Tab: Has multiple pages where you navigate using tabs; use to organize and display related information on different tabs

18. 12-20 Copyright © 2004, Oracle. All rights reserved. Summary • You can create these in Object Navigator and change the canvas type, then set properties. • You can create stacked or tab canvases with the appropriate tool in the Layout Editor. • You can attach a Toolbar canvas to single window, or to entire form if using MDI. • After creating a tab canvas, create tab pages and place related items on them.

19. 12-21 Copyright © 2004, Oracle. All rights reserved. Practice 12 Overview This practice covers the following topics: • Creating a toolbar canvas • Creating a stacked canvas • Creating a tab canvas • Adding tab pages to the tab canvas

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