Split views These topics describe split view programming in the language. Understanding split views Split views refer to the ability to access two forms side by side on a mobile device. This feature is mainly provided for tablet devices, as most phones can only display one window/form at a time. Creating split view windows The application specifies which window opens in which pane by using the STYLE attribute in the OPEN WINDOW instruction. Parallel dialogs for split views In order to control the left-hand and right-hand split view content, you must implement two parallel dialogs, each dedicated to a pane. Refreshing a parallel dialog To restart a parallel dialog, use TERMINATE DIALOG + START DIALOG. One or two panes The same application displays as a split view application with two panes on some devices, yet displays as a single pane on other devices. What controls this? Switching between panes How to switch between the left and right panes of a split view depends on the mobile platform and the ergonomic standards of that platform. Navigator pane A navigator pane enables access to several views in an application from a main panel. Rendering an HBox as a split view Achieve a split view display with HBOX container and style attribute. Examples Split views usage examples.