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Have table open with advanced search already expanded

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Sometimes, we have tables setup that are only used by users to search for data - so we use the "Table Only" layout option. It would be nice if we could have the ability on tables to have each pane open expanded or closed. As in, allow Details to open expanded or closed, form to open expanded or closed, advanced search to open expanded or closed, etc. Would be a nice bit of extra customization.

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As of dbFront 1.4.0.0186 you can decide if you want the Advanced Search to be: Locked Open, Default to Open or Default to Closed.

This setting is found in the [Advanced Search] tab in the table properties.

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