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Opening two submenus parallely

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Ranjeet,

 

i see your problem.

Honestly, the way you design the user experience is....not recommended. I recommend you to have as few windows as possible.

That means, that the options in the runtime menu do not open individual windows, but work inside the main application window.

 

Two possible ways are easy to implement:

a) Use a tab control to include each window as an integrated view in the main front panel. The issue here is that separating functionality as subvi might get "complicated" and you only see one function at a time (even though you can "swap" during execution!).

b) Use two or more Subpanel controls and insert the VI(s) there

 

hope this helps,

Norbert

Norbert
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Actually all this comes indside one VI opens when user enter appropriate user name and password.

 

Is calling each VI using asynchronous is OK?

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If I change the way I call the subVIs then this problem is solved.

 

Here is the attach VIs(Take a look at testing and report). Let me know if any other way we can implement this.

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