@Speaks wrote:
I don't know that is a solution, it may be "a" solution, but not "the" solution. I'm sorry, but the whole thing seems a bit bizarre to me. Whether or not my coding method is the best (I'm sure it's not), the tabbing index controlling the linkage of the node was very unexpected.
You did not mention (but did imply) that you are taking advantage of the tabbing order inside the cluster.
If that is true then using an array of cluster would at best be cumbersome to be able to walk through all elements of all of the clusters since it would be more than just pounding the tab key. THe user would have to use "ctrl-Down_arrow" to get into the elements of the cluster.
But then again...
An array of cluster and using tab combined with ctrl-DownArrow would be much easier than pounding the tab key a hundred times or more to get to the last value in the cluster.
If you are stuck with only the tab key then you will have to use the right-click Link to fix the broken property nodes.
Trying to help,
Ben
