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Version 5.3.1
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Library:

* A set of client methods of the task for working with tabs developed 
  
  * :doc:`init_tabs </refs/client/task/m_init_tabs>`
  * :doc:`add_tab </refs/client/task/m_add_tab>`
  * :doc:`close_tab </refs/client/task/m_close_tab>`
  
* Forms are reworked. Each form now have a div with modal-header class declared
  in the index.html file. The elements for search input and filter text are
  removed from the form templates and placed in the form header.
  
* The 
  :doc:`view </refs/client/item/m_view>`, 
  :doc:`append_record </refs/client/item/m_append_record>`,
  :doc:`insert_record </refs/client/item/m_insert_record>` and
  :doc:`edit_record </refs/client/item/m_edit_record>`
  methods are reworked. If a container parameter is passed to these methods
  and the :doc:`init_tabs </refs/client/task/m_init_tabs>` method is called
  for the conainer, the tabs are created that contains the forms.
  
  For existing projects add the line 
  
  .. code-block:: js
  
    task.init_tabs($("#content"));
    
  at the begining on the on_page_loaded event handler of the task client module
  to forms be desplayed in tabs and add a $("#content") container parameter to
  append_record, insert_record and edit_record methods.
  
  You can add a line
  
  .. code-block:: js
  
    task.add_form_borders = false;
    
  if you don't want to change html teplates of the forms. Otherwise remove 
  elements for search input and filter text (in the div with form-header class, 
  remove it) from the form templates and add the div with modal-header class 
  to templates.

Demo:

* Demo was rewritten to display forms in tabs and modeless edit forms

Documentation:

* :doc:`on_ext_request </refs/server/task/on_ext_request>` example corrected for
  Python 3

