I’m at wit’s end trying to set this up. I want to have a tab-view-like setup, where selecting one of 6 options will display only one combo-box (with the correct options for that radio button). I was thinking I could just use bindings to set the combo-box to be bound to the selected radio button. Apparently it doesn’t work or I’m too dumb (today) to do it. Essentially what I WANT to use is a tab-view, but I can’t seem to add keyboard shortcuts to a tab of a tab view. If I could attach a keyboard shortcut to show a certain tab of the tab view, then I would be set! So I’d like command-1 to enable the first tab (or radio), command-2 to select/enable the second tab (or radio). My ultimate goal is to not need the user to use a mouse to get to the option.
I figure I can make a menu item, with a keyboard shorcut of cmd-1, cmd-2 etc, and have a script to enable and disable and hide the various fields. But if I could do a binding, that would seem easier and more efficient. But at this time, I can’t seem to make a radio button, that when selected, enables a combo-box, then when a different radio button is selected, disable the first radio button’s corresponding combo-box.
Thanks.
EDIT 5-29-07: I got keyboard shortcuts working with tabs with a minimum of scripting (still not a binding). I had to remake the entire project because the keyboard shortcuts were somehow remembered by other buttons and wouldn’t work before.