does this only happen in IE?
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yeah, I'm trying to load a scrollable inside tabs that are ajax generated -- seems impossible.
Can't seem to get this to work -- my ajax tabs load fine ... but, the nested tabs are not working.
Before I post some code, I'm just wondering if this is possible or not.
thanks
Before I post some code, I'm just wondering if this is possible or not.
thanks
ok -- it was worth a try.
Perhaps it's because you have numerous xhtml validation errors on your page. I would try correcting them and then retesting the page.
http://is.gd/5zS1S
17 in total.
You are re-using CSS ids all over the place. Remember an "id" is used when an item is unique and will only appear once on a given page. Use a "class" when items appear multiple times on a page.
like this
instead of
Perhaps it's because you have numerous xhtml validation errors on your page. I would try correcting them and then retesting the page.
http://is.gd/5zS1S
17 in total.
You are re-using CSS ids all over the place. Remember an "id" is used when an item is unique and will only appear once on a given page. Use a "class" when items appear multiple times on a page.
like this
<div class="container-content">
instead of
<div id="container-content">
try removing the trailing comma here
to this
fadeInSpeed: 'slow',
to this
fadeInSpeed: 'slow'
Anyone else have a code sample they could share?
me too. not sure you have have tooltips with dynamically loaded content
Keep the last selected tab 'selected' for subsequent page loads -- need help converting this working code into a plugin
Posted: Nov 11, 2009
I have this code working --http://www.pastie.org/692856 -- You can copy and paste it into an empty html page and presto it will work.
It sets a cookie (using the jquery cookie plugin) -- and when a user returns to the page, it will set the index of the tabs to what ever tab was previously selected.
I now want to improve this code by converting it into a plugin.
Ideally, I'd like to be able to chain the function when I initialized the tabs, like this:
Or something similar.
Can anyone offer some tips on getting started with the conversion?
Thanks,
Rich
It sets a cookie (using the jquery cookie plugin) -- and when a user returns to the page, it will set the index of the tabs to what ever tab was previously selected.
I now want to improve this code by converting it into a plugin.
Ideally, I'd like to be able to chain the function when I initialized the tabs, like this:
$("ul.tabs").tabs("div.panes > div").rememberTabSelected()
Or something similar.
Can anyone offer some tips on getting started with the conversion?
Thanks,
Rich