I'm using jQuery tabs and the content in one of the tabs is retrieved via an AJAX call. But I don't want to trigger the call until the tab is clicked (made active) because the user might not necessarily click it. What's the best way to do this?
jQuery UI provides select
and show
events for the tabs, but these fire when any tab is selected or shown, not just a specific one (as far as I know).
I've also tried assigning a click
event to the specific tab's ID:
$("#my-tab").click(function(){
...
$.post(URL, function(data){
...
});
...
}
But this seemingly has no effect and the call is never triggered.
Try using the a[href=""] selector: $('#tabUL a[href="#tabProducts"]'). trigger('click');
The jQuery UI Tabs disable() method is used to disable the tabs widget. Syntax: $( ". selector" ).
To change between tabs, click the tab you want to become active. You can also use any of the below shortcut keys when working with tabs in most programs. Ctrl + Tab = Switch between open tabs. Ctrl + Shift + Tab = Switch between open tabs in opposite direction.
The ticked solution doesn't work any more because jquery-ui has changed. Also you need to call the tabs function on the entire tab-set, not just one tab. And ui.index needs to be replaced. If the 2nd panel has the id "tab2" then you can use:
$("#tabs").tabs({
activate: function(event, ui) {
if (ui.newPanel.selector == "#tab2") {
alert("tab 2 selected");
}
}
});
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