Hey @OsmandFernando
To change the tab order inside an edit form, select the input controls inside the data-cards and not the data-cards. When you select a input, there is a property called "Tab Index", here you can pass the values in the order 1,2,3,4,5 and so on. Based on the entered value, tab will work. By default, this is set to 0 for all the controls.
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Hey @OsmandFernando
To change the tab order inside an edit form, select the input controls inside the data-cards and not the data-cards. When you select a input, there is a property called "Tab Index", here you can pass the values in the order 1,2,3,4,5 and so on. Based on the entered value, tab will work. By default, this is set to 0 for all the controls.
Hope this Helps!
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@yashag2255 Can you explain this further: "select the input controls inside the data-cards and not the data-cards."
What are the data-cards?
I've never found that the tab order works correctly. Even by the documentation I've seen, tab index values are "0", which means not included in tab order, and "anything other than 0" meaning it is a control to tab to. The numbers are irrelevant, pressing tab key doesn't go to control with index 1, then control with index 2, and so on. Rather, it simply goes to the next control with a tab index other than 0, by moving across the screen, then down and across screen, and so on.
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