Note: this Quick-Start framework uses regular ASP.NET components, suitable for evaluation on machines without MCMS. This distribution, however, includes special MCMS versions of all components, which have the full functionality of the ASP.NET controls plus some MCMS-specific features.
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Demos
r.a.d.tabstrip
1
Overview
Functionality
2
First Look
3
Multi Row TabStrip
4
Scrollable TabStrip
5
Hierarchical TabStrip
6
Vertical TabStrip
7
TabStrip Alignment
8
Keyboard support
9
Right to Left support
10
Multipage
11
Validation
Populating the control
12
Dynamic Creation
13
XML Definition
14
Flat Data Binding
15
Hierarchical Data Binding
Appearance
16
Basic TabStrip
17
Separator
18
Unique Tabs
19
Text With Icons
20
Overlapping Tabs
21
Horizontal Skins
22
Vertical Skins
Using the server-side API
23
Add/Remove/Disable Tabs
24
Server-Side Events
Using the client-side API
25
Select/Enable/Disable Tabs
26
Client-side events
Application Scenarios
27
Site Navigation
28
Dynamic tabstrip and multipage
29
CV Wizard
30
Dynamic User Controls
ASP.NET 2.0 Features
31
Declarative DataSources
32
Validation Groups
33
Cross Page PostBack
34
Themes
35
Master Pages
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r.a.d.grid
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r.a.d.panelbar
r.a.d.spell
r.a.d.tabstrip
r.a.d.treeview
Add/Remove/Disable Tabs
Run example in:
C#
VB.NET
Adding tabs
Root Level Tab 0
Root Level Tab 1
Root Level Tab 2
Root Level Tab 3
Deleting tabs
Root Level Tab 0
Root Level Tab 1
Root Level Tab 2
Root Level Tab 3
Disabling/Enabling tabs
Root Level Tab 0
Root Level Tab 1
Root Level Tab 2
Root Level Tab 3
Source Code & Description
You can get the root (topmost) selected tab using the
SelectedTab
property of
RadTabStrip
. In hierarchical tabstrips, you can get the last (bottom) selected tab using the
InnerMostSelectedTab
property. Once you get an instance of a tab, you can add and remove child nodes to the
Tabs
collection of the nodes and set the
Enabled
property of the tab to
True/False
.