On Monday, 12 March 2007 04:37 pm, Jean-Baptiste Quenot escreveu:
> * Thomas R. Corbin:
> > or do you need to have each tab have it's own form?
> >
> > And if each tab has it's own form, does the user need to save
> > their data before switching tabs?
> >
> > Would the submit button be on each form, on each tab, or outside
> > the tabs entirely?
>
> If all the tab's contents are generated in the page, you can put
> the form around all the tabs, so that each tab can contribute its
> respective input fields. Otherwise, if tab contents are only
> rendered after an Ajax callback, you'd be safer putting a form
> inside every tab.
How do you get all the tabs generated in one page?
The problem I'm having is that only the current tab's stuff is there,
so I'm
not sure how to do all the validation.
I guess I would need a form validator that validates all the fields of
the
object that the form allows the user to edit.
I have required fields on several different tabs, but if the elements
of
another tab are not visible, I'm not sure how to validate against that.
Thanks!
>
> That depends on your code actually.
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