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Same form, different display aka mdi forms based on list box selection
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Forgive me if this is a basic question.  I've been using prototyping tools now for about 3 hours and have only tried Indigo.

I have a Winform with a list box more or less set up as an Explorer bar.  I want to click one of four or five options in it and have a different container display in the open area to the right of the listbox.

I have a container with some text and a few checkboxes right now.  I think I need to set it initially to 100% transparent but I am having problems with making it 0% transparent when I click an item in the listbox.  I think I need to create a new state but I am not sure where I should go with it.  I've watched a few of the videos but I am not sure how to create a state out of what I am working on.

Can anyone point me in the right direction?  TIA rasinc.

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    Hi!

    If I understand you correctly, you need to:

    • Create a screen with the ListBox.
    • Add a 'Click' interaction of the first item of the list box, creating a new state.
    • It will open a new state, called "Tapped/Clicked Item 1". There you can add the container with whatever content is required.
    • Then go back to the original state, you can click in the state name at the top, and pick the first one.
    • Add a 'Click' interaction on the second item of the list box, creating a new state, and repeating the process for each item of the ListBox.

    I'm attaching a .zip file with a screen that shows the result of what I just described, in case I'm not understanding what you wanted to achieve.

    Let us know how it goes!

    Thanks,

    Andres
    Indigo Team 

    Example.zip
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