mikewertheim schrieb:
> I have a page that uses JQuery Tabs, and I want to be able to have a
> piece of javascript that will open up a particular tab.
>
> http://docs.jquery.com/UI/Tabs shows how to do that. However, once the
> javascript opens up the desired tab, if the user then clicks on
> another tab, the other tab's contents are formatted incorrectly.
>
> To see this, first go to http://hyperreal.org/~mw/jquery.tabs/good.html
>
> Notice that there are 3 tabs, and take a look at the layout of the 3
> tabs. Specifically, notice that groups of checkboxes are displayed
> vertically.
>
> Now, go to http://hyperreal.org/~mw/jquery.tabs/bad.html
>
> The only difference between good.html and bad.html is that bad.html
> contains this piece of javascript, which opens up the far-right tab:
> var $tabs = $('#main-content').tabs();
> $tabs.tabs('select', 2);
>
>
Hello Mike,
solution seems to be very simple. With your code you build tabs around
the existing tabs.
try
$("#main-content> ul").tabs('select', 2);
Greetings
Sebastian
> When bad.html is displayed, the far-right tab is opened up. However,
> if you then click on either of the other 2 tabs, their content is
> formatted incorrectly. Specifically, the vertical separation of the
> checkboxes is missing, so the checkboxes are run together on a single
> line. (And it's not just the checkboxes. It happens to the Save
> button as well.)
>
> Can anyone tell me how to fix this?
>
>
> Thanks,
> Mike
>
> >
>
>
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