Sections provide a collapsible area within forms and subforms. Sections can contain a variety of objects, including text, fields, and layout regions. Sections are often used to organize elements on a page or form and are handy for making a form or page with large amounts of information more useable.
There are two types of sections: standard sections and access-controlled sections. Standard sections allow any user to access the contents of the section, whereas access-controlled sections can restrict access to the contents within the section. More information about restricting access to a section can be found in Chapter 10, “Security.”
To create a section, follow these steps:
1. | Open the page or form in which you want to create a section. |
2. | Select the text, graphics, fields, or other elements that should be added to the section. |
3. | Choose Create, Section, Standard. |
4. | Right-click the section to open the Section properties box. |
5. | Optionally, modify section attributes as necessary. |
6. | Save and test the form or page that contains the section. |
To modify an existing section, follow these steps:
1. | Open the page or form that contains the section you want to modify. |
2. | Right-click the section to open the Section properties box. |
3. | Modify section attributes as necessary. |
4. | Save and test the form or page that contains the section. |
The following is a list of common section problems and their resolution:
3.149.214.60