Use Show Single Category To Reduce Number Fo Views

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ection field equals
a form that scrolls, with the form scroll bars right next to the embedded view
scrollbars, with the embedded view horizontal scroll bar off the page whenever
you want to see the category selection field at the top.

So: hide the category selection field. How do you control it? Use action
buttons. We have one action button for each category, that sets the Category
field and calls ViewRefreshFields.

The embedded view's Show Single Category is set to the Category field.

Just to be sure, we wrapped the whole thing in a one frame frameset and turned
off scrolling. Then all that's left are the embedded view scrollbars.

What you end up with is what looks just like a normal view. Selecting a
different category makes it look like you are jusmping to a different view. But
in reality it's all one view. Hopefully this can help some of you!

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