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Thread: Java App - Add, Delete, Reorder elements of the buttons

  1. March 4th, 2011, 09:20 PM #1
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    Hello,

    I'm developing a Java application.

    I created this interface with MockupScreens.
    Please look at these pictures.







    At first time, there's only one element, the user have to enter informations (title and description) then he starts adding elements as he needs. He can edit element infomrations at any time by clicking on "Element N" Button.
    He can too delete an element or change the order of these elements ...

    How can I do to create something like the pictures up?????

    Thanks in advance. Best regards, Ali.
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    Default Re: Java App - Add, Delete, Reorder elements of the buttons

    Did you not like the answers I took the time to give you in your first post?

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    Default Re: Java App - Add, Delete, Reorder elements of the buttons

    Sorry,

    I didn't know that these two forums are related.
    Can you please look at Java App - Add, Delete, Reorder elements of the buttons - Java Forums
    I used JPanels and Grid layout, I have a problem.
    There's a code to see.

    Thanks in advance.
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    It's All about dynamic GUI in Java.
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    Default Re: Java App - Add, Delete, Reorder elements of the buttons

    The forums are not linked, I simply happened to be looking at both. Please read the link titled "The problems with cross-posting" that I gave you, it explains the issue pretty well. But the gist is that I have no idea where else you've posted this, so I have no idea what help you've already received, so I have no way of knowing that I'm not wasting my time by looking into your problem. There are hundreds of other posts here that have not been crossposted, and therefore probably have not been solved yet, and I feel my time is better spent helping with them instead.

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