T Tony Tetley Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 6, 2025 #1 The B4XTable is a great solution for what I am doing. When I run my app on a tablet this header seems to get squeezed vertically smaller. In trying to find a way to adjust it I have tried several options but none seem to work. I tried resizing pnlHeader but that doesn't seem to work. I tried pnlTitles but get an error saying pnlTitles is not initialized. So, two questions. What is the pnlTitles and how is it used? Is there a way to make the nav / search panels vertically larger? Last edited: Oct 6, 2025
The B4XTable is a great solution for what I am doing. When I run my app on a tablet this header seems to get squeezed vertically smaller. In trying to find a way to adjust it I have tried several options but none seem to work. I tried resizing pnlHeader but that doesn't seem to work. I tried pnlTitles but get an error saying pnlTitles is not initialized. So, two questions. What is the pnlTitles and how is it used? Is there a way to make the nav / search panels vertically larger?
TILogistic Expert Licensed User Longtime User Oct 7, 2025 #2 ? sleep Code: Root.LoadLayout("MainPage") Sleep(0) B4XTable1.pnlHeader.Height = 20dip and you can modify the header and its children by code, it is part of the layout that b4xtable loads. Upvote 0
? sleep Code: Root.LoadLayout("MainPage") Sleep(0) B4XTable1.pnlHeader.Height = 20dip and you can modify the header and its children by code, it is part of the layout that b4xtable loads.
T Tony Tetley Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 7, 2025 #3 TILogistic said: ? sleep Code: Root.LoadLayout("MainPage") Sleep(0) B4XTable1.pnlHeader.Height = 20dip and you can modify the header and its children by code, it is part of the layout that b4xtable loads. View attachment 167634 View attachment 167635 Click to expand... Thanks for the reply. Sleep(0) is there before any adjustments to the table. Upvote 0
TILogistic said: ? sleep Code: Root.LoadLayout("MainPage") Sleep(0) B4XTable1.pnlHeader.Height = 20dip and you can modify the header and its children by code, it is part of the layout that b4xtable loads. View attachment 167634 View attachment 167635 Click to expand... Thanks for the reply. Sleep(0) is there before any adjustments to the table.
T Tony Tetley Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 1, 2025 #4 TILogistic said: ? sleep Code: Root.LoadLayout("MainPage") Sleep(0) B4XTable1.pnlHeader.Height = 20dip and you can modify the header and its children by code, it is part of the layout that b4xtable loads. View attachment 167634 View attachment 167635 Click to expand... Sorry for the delayed response. Where did you get these definitions, did you define them yourself? Did you create the views in designer that you show in the screen shot? Thanks. Upvote 0
TILogistic said: ? sleep Code: Root.LoadLayout("MainPage") Sleep(0) B4XTable1.pnlHeader.Height = 20dip and you can modify the header and its children by code, it is part of the layout that b4xtable loads. View attachment 167634 View attachment 167635 Click to expand... Sorry for the delayed response. Where did you get these definitions, did you define them yourself? Did you create the views in designer that you show in the screen shot? Thanks.
