Hello,

I have a group view with multiple tabs. I will have a Summary Tab where I'm providing high-level info and I'd like to use hyperlinks (or some other action) so that when the user clicks on the hyperlink from the Summary Tab, they will be taken to the other tabs within the same view. So if they click on Hyperlink A on the Summary Tab in Group View 1, they will be taken to Tab A in Group View 1.

Has anyone done this?

Thank you in advance for your insight.

Cheers,
Kim

This message has been edited. Last edited by: Kerry,

Take a look at this post Waz made regarding tabs:

[SOLVED] Remove Tabitem

I created a new tab and added some text. I selected the text and in the Properties window, I clicked on the Events tab and then clicked on the onclick property. This will create an empty JavaScript function call where you add the line document.getElementById('tabitem99').click() ; where tabitem99 is the ID of the tab you want to show.

This is code for a text element:

  
//Begin function text33_onclick
function text33_onclick(ctrl) {
document.getElementById('tabitem2').click() ;
}
//End function text33_onclick

This is code for a button:

//Begin function button2_onclick
function button1_onclick(ctrl) {
 document.getElementById('tabitem1').click() ;
}

It works in IE at the very least.

quote:

Jumping to different tabs

BUT this only works for the HTML Composer Tab Control, not for B.I. Dashboard Tabs. SORRY!

OK, I think I've got it:

<a href="javascript: top.frames['contentFrame'].document.getElementById('Page_0').click();">Show Tab 0</a><a
<a href="javascript: top.frames['contentFrame'].document.getElementById('Page_1').click();">Show Tab 1</a><a
<a href="javascript: top.frames['contentFrame'].document.getElementById('Page_2').click();">Show Tab 2</a><a
<a href="javascript: top.frames['contentFrame'].document.getElementById('Page_3').click();">Show Tab 3</a><a
<a href="javascript: top.frames['contentFrame'].document.getElementById('Page_4').click();">Show Tab 4</a></br>

contentFrame contains the BID tabs and also the content below each tab. Because the frame is part of a frameset, use top.frames['contentFrame'].

Off to bed.

Thank you Francis -- you are a rock star! That totally worked and it looks great.

Thanks again & have a great weekend,
Kim

quote:

Originally posted by Francis Mariani:
OK, I think I've got it:

<a href="javascript: top.frames['contentFrame'].document.getElementById('Page_0').click();">Show Tab 0</a><a
<a href="javascript: top.frames['contentFrame'].document.getElementById('Page_1').click();">Show Tab 1</a><a
<a href="javascript: top.frames['contentFrame'].document.getElementById('Page_2').click();">Show Tab 2</a><a
<a href="javascript: top.frames['contentFrame'].document.getElementById('Page_3').click();">Show Tab 3</a><a
<a href="javascript: top.frames['contentFrame'].document.getElementById('Page_4').click();">Show Tab 4</a></br>

contentFrame contains the BID tabs and also the content below each tab. Because the frame is part of a frameset, use top.frames['contentFrame'].

Off to bed.

I'm happy it worked!