Hi Jake,
I think you answered your own question, don't use the same action have
an action per tab.
Eg.
public void ActionForTabs([DataBind("Tab1Data", Validate =
true)]Tab1Data data){}
public void ActionForTabs([DataBind("Tab2Data", Validate =
true)]Tab2Data data){}
public void ActionForTabs([DataBind("Tab3Data", Validate =
true)]Tab3Data data){}
Does this help?
Cheers
John
On Apr 9, 6:41 am, jake <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm having an issue with my webpage using javascript and monorail
> param binding. I have a page the uses jquery UI to display tabs, each
> tab has a form that submits to the same action. The issue is that by
> using the same action I am forced to create multiple elements with the
> same ID. This is not only a bad practice, it breaks the javascript
> used for form validation. Any Ideas? I've looked into using an
> identifier, such as element1, element2, and then in my action binding
> element by something like this:
>
> string element = Form["{regex match element%d}"]
>
> I'm looking for a solution that would be more elegant.
>
> Thanks,
> Jake
>
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