Actually I can't load all the content of the tab just by clicking it.
I have to wait for the user to submit the form before I can do display
more information in the tab.
I'm kinda stuck.
I tried earlier today to do the ajax call in my 'JSTreatment.php' page
and actually i managed to get an answer from the server and i have the
right information (i used an alert to check it) but when i use
somethig like document.getElementById('tab3').innerHTML =
xhr.responseText nothing happens..

I think the issue is that my tab is somehow not visible in the main
page (when i check the source i don't have the html code used in my
tabs).
Is there any way i can access the elements in my tabs ? (and is it
normal that they [don't seem] to be in the DOM tree ?)

On 5 avr, 12:49, en4ce <[email protected]> wrote:
> how about you call the ajax when the actual tab is being clicked and
> not before, this will save traffic as well
>
> On 5 Apr., 10:04, Chris <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > Hi everyone, It's been a few days that i'm stuck on something and it's
> > gonna drive me crazy. I'm developping an app that uses Google Maps v3.
>
> > I already managed to create markers and load them dynamically since I
> > use a mysql database to get the position of the markers i'll have to
> > display. I also added some infowindows that show when a marker is
> > clicked and in them i've managed (after hours of searching) to have
> > tabs using Jquery UI; in those tabs i display some informations that i
> > read from my database.
>
> > In one of the tabs i'd like to put a form (more precisely a dropdown
> > list) that will allow the user to select an option and when he does
> > dynamically load the rest of the tab's content using jquery/ajax -->
> > without refreshing the page and the map (would be too long to refresh
> > the map since i use a large database so many markers to display).
>
> > To help you help me , here's the global structure of my code :
>
> > <div id="infowindowcontent">
> >     <div class="tabs" id="tabs">
>
> >         <ul>
> >             <li><a href="#tab1"><span class="headerTabs">tab1</span></
> > a></li>
> >             <li><a href="#tab2"><span class="headerTabs">tab2</span></
> > a></li>
> >             <li><a href="tab3"><span class="headerTabs">tab3</span></
> > a></li>
> >         </ul>
> >         <?php include('./tab1.php'); ?>
>
> >         <?php include('./tab2.php');?>
>
> >         <?php include('./tab3.php'); ?>
>
> >     </div>
> > </div>
>
> > This is the content from a page i call 'infowindowContent.php' and i
> > use this page to display the code in the infowindows. This page is
> > called from an other page in which i have all the javascript/ajax/
> > jquery calls and functions for my app.
>
> > I call the page 'infowindowContent.php' using this code in
> > 'JSTreatment.php' (the page previously mentioned where i have all my
> > JS. This page is included in the header of my main page 'index.php'
> > where all i have is the map)
>
> > myApp.openInfoWindow = function(marker, idPlace) {
> >         $.post("./ajax/setActivatedPlace.php", { place:
> > idPlace},function success()
> >         {
> >                 $.post('./ajax/infowindowContent.php',function
> > success(data)
> >                 {
> >                     myApp.infoWindow.setContent(data);
> >                     myApp.infoWindow.open(myApp.map, marker);
> >                     google.maps.event.addListener(myApp.infoWindow,
> > 'domready', function() {
> >                       $(".tabs").tabs();
> >                     });
> >                     document.getElementById('tabs').height =
> > document.getElementById('infowindowcontent').offsetHeight;
> >                 });
> >         });
> >     };
>
> > What i'm trying to do is to put my form in let's say tab3 and from
> > tab3 when i send the form i just wait for the server to send back an
> > answer and when i have it I display the the information I receive in
> > tab3. I do all this without any refreshment of the page or of the tab
> > is made.
>
> > I'd like some tips/advice to do that, please help me quick i'm
> > desperate ^^.

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