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I have a gallery page and 3 screens for showing 3 sections of the form respectively. The gallery page has a + button to create page and i set OnSelect = ResetForm(Form1);NewForm(Form1);ResetForm(Form2);NewForm(Form2);ResetForm(Form3);NewForm(Form3);Navigate(Screen1,ScreenTransition.Fade);

For the arrow button, i set OnSelect =

Set(varRecord, ThisItem);ViewForm(Form1);Navigate(Form1,Fade)

so that it starts the page 1 of the form in View Mode.

However, when I click the button in the "Next" button (Navigate(Screen2,Fade)), screen2 and screen3 are always shown in edit mode. I would like to ask how i can keep it as View mode if i start clicking the arrow button in the gallery.

Thank you.

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Hi @thgtang ,

You just need to do the same for the next screen

ViewForm(Form2); Navigate(Screen2,Fade)

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but if I click the create button and trigger the same screen1, will the screen2 will be in view mode all the time. is that I need to check the display mode of screen1 first before deciding the display mode of next screen.

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@thgtang ,

Then you simply need to check Form1

If( Form1.Mode = FormMode.Edit, EditForm(Form2), ViewFrom(Form2) ); Navigate(Screen2)

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Thanks. But there is a problem that when i go to screen2, the value of records cannot be shown and all fields are null. Is that i need to set something else?

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@thgtang ,

Can we regroup a bit here - can you please tell me exactly what you want done or we will keep going in circles.

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Hi,

I have a gallery page, with a link to the details form which is split into 3 screens, screen1, screen2 and screen3. You may view the details form by clicking the right arrow with OnSelect = Set(varRecord, ThisItem);ViewForm(Form1);Navigate(Screen1,Fade) or by clicking the cross button with

OnSelect = ResetForm(Form1);NewForm(Form1);ResetForm(Form2);NewForm(Form2);ResetForm(Form3);NewForm(Form3);Navigate(Screen1,ScreenTransition.Fade);

If I click the right arrow button, all the form should be in view mode. While if i click the cross button, all the form should be in new mode.

In Screen1 and Screen2, there is a next button with
OnSelect = If(
Form1.Mode = FormMode.Edit,
EditForm(Form2),
ViewForm(Form2)
);
Navigate(Screen2, Fade)

The problem is that when I click the right arrow button, and then clicking the next button moving to screen2, and to screen3, the form information cannot be displayed.

Thank you.

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@thgtang ,'

Your last post did not really help me understand the issue any better. To display the information, your form needs to be in Edit or View mode and also the Items of the form needs to reflect the item selected in the gallery.

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