Wrapping ASP.NET AJAX TabContainer Tabs
Check out Nazar Rizvi’s article on how to get your tab headers to wrap onto a second row for your ASP.NET AJAX TabContainer control. Common problem; easy fix.
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I have 8 tabpanel in my ajaxtab using the purpose of registration, i can set activetabindex=0, but i want to disable the remaining tabpanel in the pageload event because we must to enter the data in tabpanel1 not directly enter the data into tabpanel2 or othertabpanel please help me
srikanth:
May I ask why you’re using Tabs for this? If you aren’t allowing them to click on the tabs, you’d probably just be better off using a Wizard control that does exactly what you need.
Regards,
Andy