@zinfra63
Great video, thank you one note: Calling the 12 buttons with B11, B12, B13...B20, B21, B22 TABs with P11, P12, P13...P20, P21... The SubTabs with P11S1, P11S2,...P19S1, P20S.... and taking into consideration the LAST 2 characters of Button (11, 12, 13, ..20..22) it is avoided that by clicking on the B1 button, SubTab 10 or 11 or 12 (those containing a “1” at the beginning) is also displayed --> on the unction SetBt : change: Dim Ax As Integer change: For i = 11 To 22 (or button n°) ;)
@beinteractivebrits4540
You are such an artist! Excellent menu systems you have! I cannot find part 3 for the Dynamic Menus.
@dbdatasolutions4827
I like where you're going with this video, though I personally hate tabs, they're more trouble than they're worth in my opinion. I like hiding the tabs, but why not eliminate the middleman. Don't use tabs, just add seven subforms and make them visible or invisible instead of setfocus. If you don't mind some suggestions: maybe go a bit slower, try to eliminate the static and background noise, it will be less distracting.
@haroldcruzcorrea
Excelente explicación así como el contenido 🙂
@borgehansen6680
What icon list are you using for your menu buttons at the beginning of your presentation, and where can we obtain the icon list? Interesting menu approach, thanks for sharing.
@ilhamsenjaya9452
This amazing , i looking for this thanks
@mehdihamedi123
This is great 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
@anafofissa4776
Hi Sir Sissoko, Really appreciate your work and if possible I wanna learn from you...
@alixstlouis3133
I would like to be able to view all the menus as well as the entire database in sequential tutorials.
@FasuTech
I have watched and follow all your tutorials, please can you show me how to bring forms to my menu.
@freebird7556
Thank you for sharing.. looks very good!!!!
@sephjvr5979
Great Video! Thank you.
@HunterKiller1991
thanks man, NICE
@cdscoys4775
This is great, can you tell me how to use those additional tabs which you touch upon. I'd like one tab to have some buttons which open other tabs to site sub forms/datasheets
@KentReynolds
you dont need code to make the buttons highlighted: just use the "focus colour" property of the bottom to your highlight colour and access does the rest!
@paulajimenez8964
Great video!!! Thank you!!!!!
@niktsol
Hello. Very nice implementation. And thank you very much for the provided information. I would like to ask a question. Would it be difficult if i wanted, instead of just plain buttons at the left for menu options, to create list box that brings the menu options from a menu table. This menu table will have MenuID as AutoNumber, MenuName as string and FormToBeOpened as string, MenuPic as string which will be a path to the disk where the image is stored). Or ever more to "simulate" this list box with a sub form menu. I thought about sub form menu, in case the menu options are changed dynamically based on user level, so menu pictures are changed dynamically as well. Alternatively, instead of having the tab control, i should have a sub form which will display the form based on the menu option i select from the left list box or menu sub form. I know that it sounds line a custom navigation control and newer Access versions have embedded this control, but i would like to create from scratch in order to be compatible with older Access versions. What should i take into consideration in the above implementations in your opinion? P.S. The tab control is very good for displaying such information and i was given an idea by your video to create a wizard form based on tab control for specific data entry.!!
@JeserCotrim
Hello friend! I wrote the code exactly as you indicated but it's not working. Do I need to enable some reference in my access?
@jameskojopaintsil9623
Hi Sir, thank you for the insight, please how can I link the buttons to their respective forms and queries
@TLDW_Tutorials