More information on this topic is available in the documentation section:
/aw.ui.tabs/.
Hello, I want to use tabs to switch between different webpages. Each page is written in a AW.HTML.DIV, and thinking that it is possible to refresh the page. I show you that I have done with a simplified example :
<script>
var result = new AW.HTML.DIV;
var menu = new AW.UI.Tabs;
menu.setItemText(["index0", "index1"]);
menu.setItemCount(2);
menu.setSelectedItems([0]);
var mainPage0 = new AW.HTML.DIV;
var label0 = new AW.UI.Label;
label0.setControlText("Page 0");
mainPage0.setContent("label0", label0);
var mainPage1 = new AW.HTML.DIV;
var label1 = new AW.UI.Label;
label1.setControlText("Page 1");
mainPage1.setContent("label1", label1);
result = mainPage0;
document.write(result);
function getInstantPage(index){
switch(index){
case(0):
result = mainPage0;
break;
case(1):
result = mainPage1;
break;
default:
break;
}
}
</script> In this exemple, the page still block on the page0.
Regards,
G. Caplain
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
Look at the examples that come with the download. There are 3 or 4 examples one of which shows you how to set up divs with the tabs (iframes are another option).
Note that in each case, you don't load a new page but populate a div managed by the tab. In some ways this is akin to using HTML frames but not quite.
Anthony
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
Thanks a lot for your quick answer.
I forgot to see examples and the first example is exactly that I researched. I began to do this type of solution and it is easier with this example.