Your best bet is the TabSubDialog formbuilder component. However, with this component, each tab is it's own model, thus it's own form that requires an output button.

Hope this helps.

Thanks for the input Reecardo.  I'll play around with that component in my sandbox project to get a better idea of what it does.  I was really trying to keep 1 output though.  Otherwise, I could of used multiple forms with next and back buttons.  I am assuming of course that the data would remain on the form if I go back.  I'm unsure of that without testing it.

While I HAVEN'T played with this component ever, you could set the buttons of the submodels forms to be invisible, or play around with custom scipt on the forms to get your desired behavior. That way it'll be more pleasing to the user.

Ewentling,

Did you ever have luck getting this to work for you?

Matzebru, I actually haven't persued this any further.  It is something I've been keeping in the back of my mind for future ezperimenting though.  Feel free to comment if you have any ideas.

I started to try and get this to work to make a basic portal but I can't see how to get the tabs to differentiate from one another. The tab names run into each other and there is no separation between them as shown below (I inserted red vertical bars to clarify where the 4 different tabs are):

Also, I can't figure out how to visually (other than text labels) show which tab is selected. For example, the current tab selected should be a slightly different shade of color.

Does anyone have any experience working with the TabSubDialog formbuilder component that could share any pointers on what I'm looking for? Thanks!

Even I am working on a process to request a new server. But I need to get the details of the Server Requestor through Active Directory. I found a component wherein i can search whether the requestor exsists on AD or not. Can you please help me with this. A video on this will be more helpful.