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| Submitted on: 3/1/2002 7:44:12 PM
By: Lewis Moten
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| | | Simulate the tab control found at the bottom of popular programs such as visual Interdev and Front Page.
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The tab control found at the bottom of many programs such as html editors was an interesting item that cuaght my curiosity. I was working on a project that would do very well to use it.
Each tab is made of several span tags. once clicked, it comes over top of the other layers by changing the z-index. This control also uses the windows system colors to appear as if it is an active-x control and seemlessly integrate into the users color scheme.
The scriptlet raises a "Click" event and passes the text of the tab that was clicked. Tabs can be added dynamically (see the demo page).
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3/2/2002 1:01:36 AM:Greg Ratner
Sometimes I wonder what would happen to
ASP world if you didn't post here :)
Great job!
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3/2/2002 3:51:04 AM:scott
once again...nice work Lewis
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3/4/2002 12:13:34 PM:Wackatronic
Great. This will definitely help out
in making a page that can contain my
div and hide/show based on
tabs.
Thanks
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3/9/2002 1:49:05 AM:kishore
U are and will always remain a hero,
Thanks once again for this free source
code, U get my 5 stars
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3/13/2002 10:48:32 PM:cool
cool rotation dude.
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3/31/2002 10:30:25 AM:Bob Conley
This is great. It is going to be
exactly what I can use for an up-coming
project. Keep up the great work!
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3/31/2002 10:40:48 PM:Lance Parker
Great script.
A question, if I
may.
How do you link the tab to an
URL?
Can you also add alt tags to
tab?
Thanks in advance, Lance
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4/3/2002 5:14:30 AM:Gary Winter
Great Code But how do you link URL's or
webpages to the tabs so when you click
it goes to that page??? Thanks
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4/28/2002 12:39:19 PM:Shafiq
how do you link URL's or webpages to
the tabs so when you click it goes to
that page??? Thanks
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4/29/2002 8:28:58 AM:Sam Moses
Neet,
Seems to fall into that color
thing you're into. Thanks for sharing.
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