skar karthikeyan wrote:
>
> Try this in the playground. Only the current tab is enabled and all
> other tabs are disabled. Use this in the event listener for any event
> which indicates change in a user input in the current tab.
>
>> var approot = this.getRoot();
>> var tv = new qx.ui.tabview.TabView();
>> var tbs = [];
>> for(i=0;i<5;i++){
>> var tb = new qx.ui.tabview.Page("page"+(i+1)).set({enabled: false});
>> tv.add(tb);
>> }
>> tv.getSelection()[0].setEnabled(true);
>> approot.add(tv);
>>
> cheers,
> skar.
>
Hi Skar,
thanks for the code sample. I am happy, it is so simple, I expected some
event magic. But still, I would prefer to control the pages in tabview
before they get selected. I was hoping for TabButton, but I am totally
missing the way how to access the TabButton or register some listener.
If I use Skar's example, could anyone help me to understand where or how can
I access the TabButton for each page?
Thanks,
Luke
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