KaosKidd
10-14-2009, 07:08 PM
1) Script Title: :: Tab Content Script (v 2.2)
2) Script URL (on DD): http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex17/tabcontent.htm
3) Describe problem:
I'm using your SUPER script to provide an user interface in an HTA I'm working on for my users in my office. When the page first loads, there is some SQL dependent data that will be displayed in the defined tabs that can't be retrieved until after the user makes an inital selection. I've got everything working except for refreshing (re-initilizing ?) the tabs so they will appear with the SQL content.
In short: After the DDTABCONTENT.INIT() has been called at the bottom of the page, is there a way to force the tabs to be reinitilized, via a subroutine attached to the onblir event of a text box?
Because the HTA runs locally within my network, and the SQL dependent data, it will not run outside of this office, but I can post the code if you would like or need to see it.
And, as a side question: It's ok that I put a link and your copy right notice at the bottom (visible) part of the page, right? The issue is the page is code protected so you can't see the underlying code. So to be fair about it (and because it is a super script!!!), I've put a link at the bottom of the page for the web site.
Fred AKA KaosKidd.
2) Script URL (on DD): http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex17/tabcontent.htm
3) Describe problem:
I'm using your SUPER script to provide an user interface in an HTA I'm working on for my users in my office. When the page first loads, there is some SQL dependent data that will be displayed in the defined tabs that can't be retrieved until after the user makes an inital selection. I've got everything working except for refreshing (re-initilizing ?) the tabs so they will appear with the SQL content.
In short: After the DDTABCONTENT.INIT() has been called at the bottom of the page, is there a way to force the tabs to be reinitilized, via a subroutine attached to the onblir event of a text box?
Because the HTA runs locally within my network, and the SQL dependent data, it will not run outside of this office, but I can post the code if you would like or need to see it.
And, as a side question: It's ok that I put a link and your copy right notice at the bottom (visible) part of the page, right? The issue is the page is code protected so you can't see the underlying code. So to be fair about it (and because it is a super script!!!), I've put a link at the bottom of the page for the web site.
Fred AKA KaosKidd.