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Hi Mani,

So you don’t want to navigate between pages, but stay on the same page and show different content inside the Navigation widget.

For this use case, you need to place all the contents that you want to navigate to inside a NavContainer widget. So the basic structure is:

  • Navigation widget
    • mainContents: NavContainer widget
      • pages:
        • Content 1
        • Content 2

The content of the pages can be any widget, depending on what you want to show.

Then, in the Process Designer, add the button press events of your buttons to the grid. After the button press events, use the Client-Side Business Object ‘SF_Helper – navContainerNavigation‘. This BO function needs the ID of your NavContainer and the ID of the content that you want to show as an input.

This navigation concept is also used in our Basics Course, in the lesson ‘Extend Navigation, Create PDF Screen and handle Navigation’ (Module 8 – Lesson 1). I’d recommend to rewatch this video to get more familiar with the NavContainer navigation process.

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