Simon Hamilton contacted me about adding ids to each tab, so I did! I've also fixed the CSS error that Adam noticed and correctly updated the version number in the license block!
Update: I've created a separate page to hold the download link
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January 19th, 2006 at 02:53 #
I have downloaded the Dynamic JavaScript Tabs, and it works like a champ. Thanks. Is this compatible with older browsers ?
jeff
February 13th, 2006 at 11:38 #
Hi! Sorry for the delay in responding.
It should be fine with any browser that supports the DOM (or IE > 5.0)
July 18th, 2006 at 00:08 #
error line 98 tabs.js:
tabLink.setAttribute("href","javascript://");
solution: tabLink.setAttribute("href","#");
Maybe is a good idea to implement a cookie so that the tab can recall the state (useful for ajax users)
great script!
July 18th, 2006 at 00:15 #
I forgot the following:
better to remove these lines in the tabs.js
BuildTabs('tab-container');
ActivateTab('tab-container', 0);
BuildTabs('tab-container-2′);
ActivateTab('tab-container-2′, 0);
and add at the end of the index.html
window.load= new function(){
BuildTabs('tab-container');
ActivateTab('tab-container', 0);
BuildTabs('tab-container-2′);
ActivateTab('tab-container-2′, 0);
}
this must be removed to the header:
July 18th, 2006 at 07:22 #
That's a good idea, Samio.
Thanks!