I do not have a link to point you to at this time, sorry. It's an
internal application.
I have some JS code that hides the current div (group1Tab1), sets the
tabnumber
passed in as the current tab number (group1Tab2), then shows that tab.
As I switch
between different tab groups, I hide the current tab (group1Tab2) and
then send the
first tab of the new group (group2Tab1) to the show tab function.
If I pick a later tab (group2Tab3), then switch to a new tab group
(group1), when the divs
display there's a "ghost" button and text area which appear that are
blank. This is repeatable in IE 6 and 7. When I mouse over the span
in which they sit they dissappear. When I use alerts to tell me which
variable is being hidden and shown, this does not occur- no ghost form
elements display.
I'm reviewing this now. A coworker suggested I'm over using the
show/hide functionality. Has anyone seen this before? Again, as soon
as I can get a working public example to show you, I will.
thanks,
Don
internal application.
I have some JS code that hides the current div (group1Tab1), sets the
tabnumber
passed in as the current tab number (group1Tab2), then shows that tab.
As I switch
between different tab groups, I hide the current tab (group1Tab2) and
then send the
first tab of the new group (group2Tab1) to the show tab function.
If I pick a later tab (group2Tab3), then switch to a new tab group
(group1), when the divs
display there's a "ghost" button and text area which appear that are
blank. This is repeatable in IE 6 and 7. When I mouse over the span
in which they sit they dissappear. When I use alerts to tell me which
variable is being hidden and shown, this does not occur- no ghost form
elements display.
I'm reviewing this now. A coworker suggested I'm over using the
show/hide functionality. Has anyone seen this before? Again, as soon
as I can get a working public example to show you, I will.
thanks,
Don
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