Would the cookies option help in this case? I've come across the cookies option but I haven't been able to make it work (I don't know when it saves the cookie). P
2009/2/25 David Muir <davidkm...@gmail.com> > > I think what P is referring to is what using cookies enables: remember what > tab you were on when refreshing the page. > > Which makes me wonder, why not have an option to have the hash set instead > of using a cookie? > > eg > index.html: > > <div class="tabs"> > <ul> > <li><a href="#tab1">Tab1</a></li> > <li><a href="#tab2">Tab2</a></li> > </ul> > <div id="tab1"></div> > <div id="tab2"></div> > </div> > > If I type index.html#tab2 in the address bar, it loads the page with tab2 > selected. Which is great, as it lets me jump to a specific tab from a > different page, and refreshing the page means that tab2 stays selected. > Currently we need to use a separate plugin to handle this. Looking through > the source, it says that the hash is being stripped from the url until issue > #3808 is fixed. Just checked and 3808 has been fixed, so does that mean we > can have our hashes again? :-) > > Cheers, > David > > > Klaus Hartl wrote: > >> You're giving way too less information to answer the question if this >> has been sorted out. Maybe it needs to be sorted out in your own code. >> >> Please provide a pastebin or test page. >> >> --Klaus >> >> >> >> On 25 Feb., 11:22, Intelligent Penguin <phalling...@googlemail.com> >> wrote: >> >> >>> Hello >>> >>> I've got some of the UI/Tabs (which are very nice, really like them) >>> on a page that is encased in an UpdatePanel. On doing a partial >>> postback, the selected tab reverts to it's initial state (ie, if I do >>> a partial postback from tab #2, it reverts to displaying tab #1). >>> >>> Has this been sorted already? >>> >>> Many thanks, P >>> >>> >> >
