lango | react native multi language app with I18Next | Frontend Framework library

You have two problems here, actually.

1. The TabPane you define in your Controller is different than the one in your FXML file because it does not have the @FXML annotation.
2. Your FXML does not provide an fx:id for your TabPane either.

To fix this, change your Controller to define the tabPane like this:

With the least amount of changes for this code, I came up with this.

Wrap your two neighbouring containers (geltona and zydra) in another container (gelzy here) and give it the position:relative and the two child containers the position:absolute with left:0 and right:0 instead of the floats.

Make use of the transition on hover to move the geltona (with higher z-index)to 50% of the left to overlap on the blue container

I won't show any code in this answer, but a simple algorithmic approach that I would take. The rest will be up to you.

The approach I would take is as follows:

• Loop through the customers

• For each customer check what language the customer speaks.

  • Loop through the operators and check if each speaks the same language as the customer.
  • If a customer does, check if he/she covers the problem that the customer needs help with.
  • If he/she does, assign the operator to the customer. (I do not know how you would represent that, so I'll leave it like that.
• Repeat the process above for the next customer and until all customers are taken care of.

This algorithm that I just came up with is by no means perfect, but it should get the job done if this is what you are looking for.

The fun part is now implementing that (at least to me).

Hope this helps.