Did you ever find a fix for this this problem?
On Jun 16, 4:58 am, mcmx wrote:
> Hi, I came across a serious bug using jQuery UI 1.7.2 and tabs. I
> select certain tab on document ready using:
> $(document).ready(function(){
> $('#test').tabs({selected: 3});});
>
> and the fourth tab is
On 17 Jun., 08:57, mcmx wrote:
> To be fair, i don't see the point of AJAX functionality if i'm not
> able to specify the container, where the response content should go.
I just asked you to try it without title to see if that caused the
problem or not.
> And currently i see only one way to do
To be fair, i don't see the point of AJAX functionality if i'm not
able to specify the container, where the response content should go.
And currently i see only one way to do that, by the "title" attribute.
If there is another way, i'll be thankful if someone shares it with
me :) Even more, it is
Could you try it without the title attribute? Reason is, the plugin
maps the tab to the container via this attribute (if present), so it
could cause a problem.
--Klaus
On 16 Jun., 16:18, mcmx wrote:
> target ? If you are talking about the title attribute, it's normal to
> be the same, this i
target ? If you are talking about the title attribute, it's normal to
be the same, this is the id of the container element, where ajax
responses fill in. Anyway this is how it is showed in the jquery ui
tabs examples and it works very nice, except the annoying bug when the
default active tab is di
i don't think your HTML is correct as you have the same "target" for
all your items
On Jun 16, 7:58 am, mcmx wrote:
> Hi, I came across a serious bug using jQuery UI 1.7.2 and tabs. I
> select certain tab on document ready using:
> $(document).ready(function(){
> $('#test').tabs({se
