With Javascript constructor:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="../codebase/dhtmlxtabbar.css"> <script src="../codebase/dhtmlxcommon.js"></script> <script src="../codebase/dhtmlxtabbar.js"></script> <div id="a_tabbar" style="width:400px;height:100px"></div> <script> tabbar=new dhtmlXTabBar("a_tabbar"); tabbar.setImagePath("../codebase/imgs/"); </script>
Parameters passed to the constructor are: object to attach tabbar to (should be loaded before calling constructor) Specify Additional parameters of the tabbar: setImagePath(url) - method specifies the path to the folder with tree icons Then you can load tabs from XML or add them with script
Without Javascript code: You do not need to write a line of javascript code if you include dhtmlxtabbar_start.js into the page. All you need is to specify class=“dhtmlxTabBar” of the div element which is container for the tabbar, and tabbar object will be initialized inside automatically.
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="../codebase/dhtmlxtabbar.css"> <script src="../codebase/dhtmlxcommon.js"></script> <script src="../codebase/dhtmlxtabbar.js"></script> <script src="../codebase/dhtmlxtabbar_start.js"></script> <div id="a_tabbar" class="dhtmlxTabBar" imgpath="../codebase/imgs/" style="width:390px; height:390px;" skinColors="#FCFBFC,#F4F3EE" oninit="doOnInit()"> <div id="a1" name="Tab 1">Content 1</div> <div id="a2" name="Tab 2">Content 2</div> <div id="a3" name="Tab 3">Content 3</div> </div> <script> function doOnInit(){ a_tabbar.setTabActive('a2'); } </script>
Container DIV attributes to use:
Tab DIVs attributes to use:
In this case the content of the tab should be placed inside tab DIV tags.
After tabbar is initialized you can work with it from script using its id (id attribute of container DIV) as object reference. In sample above it will work as follows:
a_tabbar.setTabActive('a2');
<div id="a_tabbar" style="width:400px;height:100px"></div> <script> tabbar=new dhtmlXTabBar("a_tabbar","top"); tabbar.setImagePath("../codebase/imgs/"); tabbar.addTab("a1","Tab 1-1","100px"); tabbar.addTab("a2","Tab 1-2","100px"); tabbar.addTab("a3","Tab 1-3","100px"); </script>
Parametrs:
<div id="a_tabbar" style="width:400px;height:100px"></div> <script> tabbar=new dhtmlXTabBar("a_tabbar","top"); tabbar.setImagePath("../codebase/imgs/"); tabbar.loadXML("tabs.xml"); </script>
XML Syntax:
<?xml version="1.0"?> <tabbar> <row> <tab id="a1" width='200px'>Tab 1-1</tab> <tab id="a2" width='200px'>Tab 1-2</tab> </row> <row> <tab id="b1" width='150px'>Tab 2-1</tab> <tab id="b2" width='100px' selected="1">Tab 2-2</tab> <tab id="b3" width='150px'>Tab 2-3</tab> </row> </tabbar>
In PHP script use the following code for page header:
<?php if ( stristr($_SERVER["HTTP_ACCEPT"],"application/xhtml+xml") ) { header("Content-type: application/xhtml+xml"); } else { header("Content-type: text/xml"); } echo("<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"iso-8859-1\"?>\n"); ?>
<tabbar> node is mandatory. It specifies the parent of loading block of data. Possible properties:
<row> can contain tabs (in order to load more than one level at once) or not. Mandatory parameters for this tag are:
Optional: