Hi Jenny,
The onTap framework (in my sig) has a lot of "syntactic sugar" built in,
so you can build things like dhtml tabsets that are section 508
(accessibility) compliant without any real knowledge of javascript. Most
(all?) other dhtml tabsets you find out there, like the ones in Spry
would require some work to make them sec508 compliant (if it's even
possible).
Syntax for a tabset looks something like this:
<cf_html>
<tap:tabset name="tab">
<tap:tab>
<tap:label>stuff</tap:label>
stuff tab content
</tap:tab>
<tap:tab>
<tap:label>more stuff</tap:label>
more stuff content
</tap:tab>
</tap:tabset>
</cf_html>
If I remember correctly I had also made it possible to load tab content
asynchronously. I know I recently added a <tap:div> element similar to
the cfdiv feature in ColdFusion 8 that lets you load content into the
div asynchronously using links in the div content.
Of course with any framework there's gonna be a learning curve. :)
hth
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s. isaac dealey ^ new epoch
isn't it time for a change?
ph: 617.365.5732
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