soatman wrote:
> Danilo Celic,
>
> Yes thank you. I am able to set the default. my need is.
>
> I have a couple of forms that are in php script the form
actions is
> server_self validation. These are in two of the tabs.
When one is submitted
> the tab panel gose back to the default but I need it to
stay on the same tab
> after the form is submitted and not go to the default
tab. Is there a way of
> not having a default. So even after the form is
submitted it stays in that
> tab? Maybe a way of having the default change to which
even tab is pressed.
With the tabbed panels they start off with either the first
tab, or a specified tab. For your case you would set the tab to use
based upon your server side processing. In PHP for example:
In your sirever side processing:
$tabToShow = 0; // 0 = 1st tab.
// Then perpform whatever processing you want and set the tab
to show
// based upon whatever process decisions you want, for
example:
if(processingForm()){
$tabToShow = 2; // 2 = 3rd tab
}
Then in the Spry code (probably near the bottom of your
page):
var tp1 = new Spry.Widget.TabbedPanels("tp1", { defaultTab:
<?php echo($tabToShow);?> });
This will by default start off on tab 0 (1st tab), or any
other tab you want, by simply setting $tabToShow to whatever tab
you want. Then in your processing script, you can
Or you could add a url parameter to the action of the form
within the tab you're working with and use code similar to the last
example on this page (you'll have to check the code):
http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/spry/samples/utils/URLUtilsSample.html
Here's a couple of relevant snippets of JavaScript from that
page. The first is from the top of the page, the second from the
bottom:
// Grabs the values of the URL parameters for the current
URL.
var params = Spry.Utils.getLocationParamsAsObject();
//The defaultTab value checks to see if the url param is
defined. If it is not, it sets it to 0.
var TabbedPanels1 = new
Spry.Widget.TabbedPanels("TabbedPanels1", {defaultTab:(params.panel
? params.panel : 0)});
To do this, you'll have to pull the SpryURLUtils.js file from
the download package and link it into your page:
http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/spry/home.html
I've also seen posted a customized "history" version of the
Spry Tabbed panels that saves the panel to display in a cookie, but
the page isn't currently available for some reason:
http://www.3rd-eden.com/Spry-it.com/examples/History/tabbedpanels/
--
Danilo Celic
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