Klaus Hartl wrote:
> So you would first add the custom attribute which then the plugin
> could rely on. Well, then why not just alter the URL right away?
> Something along:
>
> var $tabs = $('#example');
> $('a', $tabs).attr('href', function() { return this.href.replace(/\.php
> $/, '_ajax.php'); });
> $tabs.tabs();
>
> One extra line of code, fair enough?
>
> --Klaus
>
Exactly, why not? Why does it have to be a custom attribute or another
page? ;)
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