Okay...
I found a ID attribute that wasn't being used in the example. But it only
applies an ID to the HREF tag which triggers the switch, not to the page
itself.
Anyone have an idea?
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andy matthews
web developer
certified advanced coldfusion programmer
ICGLink, Inc.
I just added a new attribute called link and if I want the tab to go to a new
page I put the whole url in, something like this index.cfm?tab=5 .Then in my
code I can see which tab to display so it doesn't have to be written for all of
the tabs.
I found a ID attribute that wasn't being used in the example. But it only
applies an ID to the HREF tag which triggers the switch, not to the page
itself.
Anyone have an idea?
The call to the switching JavaScript call looks like this whenever is
called within the a tag:
tmt_tabSwitch(this,
I just added a new attribute called link and if I want the tab to go to a
new page I put the whole url in, something like this index.cfm?tab=5 .Then
in my code I can see which tab to display so it doesn't have to be written
for all of the tabs.
For making anything but the first tab whenever the
For making anything but the first tab whenever the page loads, you could
leverage the selectedtab attribute (I added it a few months ago).
As far as I understood, Andy wants to do a different thins, he has to
switch tab, client-side without clicking on the tab label.
I forgot that part, I use
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From: Massimo Foti [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 05, 2006 11:33 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: TMT tabs question
I found a ID attribute that wasn't being used in the example. But it only
applies an ID to the HREF tag which triggers the switch, not to the page
itself
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