On 13 Aug., 07:30, Applecore <i...@applecorestudios.com> wrote: > The jquery.tabs.js file uses the jQuery.load function to load content > from a file. The problem is that this function will remove all scripts > from the file because it can't handle them. > > The only function that will allow this is the jQuery.ajax function you > can see the part that would allow this here... > > Check outhttp://docs.jquery.com/Ajax/jQuery.ajax#options > Scroll down to "dataType" and look at the "html" option. > > So using the current tabs that jQuery provides there isn't a way to > pass the scripts with the file.
That's not true. It works fine. http://stilbuero.de/jquery/test/remote_tabs_with_scripts.html The problem is that if you load HTML into a document, the browser will ignore anything that's in a head, e.g. the head itself because a page can't have two head elements. --Klaus
