Tab control

[aspfun]

Does asp.net have tab control other than Ajax?

[motil]

you can build one from scratch using CSS alone or JS + CSS or you can use very nice jQuery plugin:
http://jqueryui.com/demos/tabs/

[gep13]

The answer to your question is no, not out of the box. A "close" version would be the MultiView Control:

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/custom...abControl.aspx

Gary

[avrail]

hay aspfun,
simple answer No..

[aspfun]

Thank you for help.
I learned from http://www.codeproject.com/KB/custom...abControl.aspx
and use RadioButtonList and multiview.

[JuggaloBrotha]

Personally, I use JS to show/hide DIVs with CSS for the graphic work, that way just to switch tabs there's no post back to the server which means less demand on the server plus it's instant for the end user, less irritating on them

[avrail]

aspfun,
be a ware that multiview will not give you a multi tab at the same time, it will be one in the time,
and more than that it is a server control, which mean that you will request the new tab from the server.

[gep13]

Thank you for help.
I learned from http://www.codeproject.com/KB/custom...abControl.aspx
and use RadioButtonList and multiview.

Can you correct the link that you have posted, as it doesn't seem to work.

Gary

[gep13]

aspfun,
be a ware that multiview will not give you a multi tab at the same time, it will be one in the time,
and more than that it is a server control, which mean that you will request the new tab from the server.

This is true, however, you have to weigh this up. If you are just using client side code to show and hide divs, you have to understand that everything has to be sent down to the client initially. Meaning that the initial page load might take longer. What you have to also understand is that people might not actually look at all the tabs, so you might be sending stuff to the client that isn't needed.

Gary

[avrail]

This is true, however, you have to weigh this up. If you are just using client side code to show and hide divs, you have to understand that everything has to be sent down to the client initially. Meaning that the initial page load might take longer. What you have to also understand is that people might not actually look at all the tabs, so you might be sending stuff to the client that isn't needed.

Gary

agreed, but i was just want him to understand the fact that the multi view will not give his page something like tabs