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   eugfri, Member

   Hi,

   I am using dbr.tab with multiple tabs and on some of them I show lists of rows along with "ADD" button allowing user to add new rows. The procs to add new rows are similar to your example with adding new film here:
   http://mydbr.com/doc/content/start.editable.html
   I.e. at the end of those procs I use dbr.refresh.
   This all works just fine, but of course after dbr.refresh is executed, user is forced to the first tab of dbr.tabs instead of remaining on activated tab.

   I wonder if there is any trick you can suggest in order to keep user on the active tab from which "ADD" proc was called.

   Thank you
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   myDBR Team, Key Master

   Best solution is to refresh just the table the editing affects, not the full report. You can do this by attaching a invisible refresh-button which you press after the row is added.

   Alternatively, you can use the dbr.tab.selected -command to set the active tab after full report refresh.

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   myDBR Team
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   eugfri, Member

   Perfect, thank you!

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