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Hi,

I am trying split window into two frames. left hand side will have my menu items.

When i click on the menu on the left frame data on right frame has to be changed. If any one have tried this earlier, Please reply back to me.

Posted

wait...what?

Can we split window into Frames. Similar to what we do in HTML.

Left hand side i will have my items listed. When i click on items corresponding text will be displayed on right hand side.

Posted

Can we split window into Frames. Similar to what we do in HTML.

Left hand side i will have my items listed. When i click on items corresponding text will be displayed on right hand side.

Once again, What!? :mellow:
Posted

There are a few ways to do this,depending on what you want to do. You could use an edit box with sunken edges, a real html page embeded in your gui,etc.

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There are a few ways to do this,depending on what you want to do. You could use an edit box with sunken edges, a real html page embeded in your gui,etc.

Hi dbzfanatic

Thanks for your reply. My case is different, left hand side i have links for different process ( Mean GUI components).

When i click on link it has to call corresponding GUI window screen ( different .au3 file ) in right hand frame.

Please advise me is this possible to do with controls we have in AutoIt

Posted

I sent you a PM with a solution to what you are asking for. If that doesn't work, let me know.

Hi Volly,

Thanks for sending me PM. I am looking a solution similar to Help feature in SciTE Editor.

If i look at help i am seeing two different frames divided by a solid vertical bar.

When you click on search items in left hand side following information is displayed in right hand side frame.

I was wondering how window is divided into two frames.

Posted (edited)

Here's a good place to start. http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...st&p=450003

Add these includes for it to work for recent AutoIt releases.

#include <GUIConstantsEx.au3>
#include <WindowsConstants.au3>
Edited by spudw2k

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