ITrack/Pro/Using enter to go to the next field - Revision history

Daytonlowell: /* How else am I supposed to move to the next field? */

2011-05-18T17:02:23Z

How else am I supposed to move to the next field?

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	== How else am I supposed to move to the next field? ==		== How else am I supposed to move to the next field? ==
	The tab button will always move you to the next field, no matter what!		The tab button will '''always''' move you to the next field, no matter what!

	== Places where enter does something else ==		== Places where enter does something else ==

Duff: Using more words to clarify, lulz

2011-05-18T03:12:44Z

Using more words to clarify, lulz

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	The tab button will always move you to the next field, no matter what!		The tab button will always move you to the next field, no matter what!

	== ~~Examples~~ ==		== Places where enter does something else ==
	There are a good number of places in ITrack where hitting enter does something useful:		There are a good number of places in ITrack where hitting enter does something useful:

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	By default, hitting enter in ITrack Pro does not move you to the next field, even though a good number of users are used to that.		By default, hitting enter in ITrack Pro does not move you to the next field, even though a good number of users are used to that.

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	There are a good number of places in ITrack where hitting enter does something useful:		There are a good number of places in ITrack where hitting enter does something useful:

	* Hitting enter in the tag number field on the parts screen will open up the part with that tag number:		=== Hitting enter in the tag number field on the parts screen will open up the part with that tag number ===
	[[Image:Parts-typing in tag number.png\|frame\|none\|Parts screen]]		[[Image:Parts-typing in tag number.png\|frame\|none\|Parts screen]]

	* Hitting enter when a part is selected will open up that part:		=== Hitting enter when a part is selected will open up that part ===
	[[Image:Vehicles-selected part on performance tab.png\|frame\|none\|Vehicles screen]]		[[Image:Vehicles-selected part on performance tab.png\|frame\|none\|Vehicles screen]]

	* Hitting enter adds new lines to multi-line fields:		=== Hitting enter adds new lines to multi-line fields ===
	[[Image:Parts-typing in description and notes.png\|frame\|none\|Parts screen]]		[[Image:Parts-typing in description and notes.png\|frame\|none\|Parts screen]]

	* Hitting enter performs a customer/vendor search:		=== Hitting enter performs a customer/vendor search ===
	[[Image:Customer list-typing in search edit.png\|frame\|none\|Customer list]]		[[Image:Customer list-typing in search edit.png\|frame\|none\|Customer list]]

Duff: Some screenshots and a bit of explanation about the enter-tab thing.

2011-05-18T02:44:57Z

Some screenshots and a bit of explanation about the enter-tab thing.

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By default, hitting enter in ITrack Pro does not move you to the next field, even though a good number of users are used to that.

== How else am I supposed to move to the next field? ==
The tab button will always move you to the next field, no matter what!

== Examples ==
There are a good number of places in ITrack where hitting enter does something useful:

* Hitting enter in the tag number field on the parts screen will open up the part with that tag number:
[[Image:Parts-typing in tag number.png|frame|none|Parts screen]]

* Hitting enter when a part is selected will open up that part:
[[Image:Vehicles-selected part on performance tab.png|frame|none|Vehicles screen]]

* Hitting enter adds new lines to multi-line fields:
[[Image:Parts-typing in description and notes.png|frame|none|Parts screen]]

* Hitting enter performs a customer/vendor search:
[[Image:Customer list-typing in search edit.png|frame|none|Customer list]]

== Make enter move you to the next field ==
If you want to, you can set an option that will make enter move you to the next field (as long as it doesn't do something special, like the cases above).

[[Image:Options-enter is tab checkbox.png|frame|none|Options dialog]]

Just remember that enter won't ''always'' move you to the next field - sometimes it does other things, as listed above!