Put the code that sets up the styles into a function that's called when
the onload event occurs. Use dojo.addOnLoad(function)
<script>
function init() {
///doEverythingHere
}
dojo.addOnLoad(init);
</script>
Pablo Vázquez Blázquez wrote:
Thank you for your reply.
I already had done sth similar as your 2nd point, but I´m having still
a problem. My javascript code is executed before the document is
loaded in the browser, so it changes my tab color (the one I want),
but, then, it becames to the original color (because the load of the
page overrides my changes). Do you know how can I do to execute this
js code *after* the page is loaded?
Jeromy Evans escribió:
Hi Pablo,
This is probably too late for you, but take a look at the generated
HTML for the tabs.
Unfortunately you'll see that each tab itself doesn't have a unique
ID (each container does, but not the tab itself).
Each tab is assembled from a couple of divs and spans based on a
"sliding doors" css pattern.
The selected tab nodes have a different style than the non-selected,
but otherwise they're all the same pattern.
Unless dojo has a method in the widget already (which I don't know
of), you can change the style of each individual tab only in two ways:
a. use CSS3 selectors to apply style to the divs/spans based on
their position in the DOM (eg. the 3rd div has a green image). It
won't work in IE though.
b. use javascript to simulate the same effect: iterate through these
nodes in the DOM and assign additional classes to them based on the
tab number/current tab. If you take the time to understand the
structure it'll be quite straightforward.
Hope that helps. Personally by now I would have started using a
widget from another library as you're not bound to use Dojo 0.4 with
Struts2.
regards,
Jeromy Evans
Pablo Vázquez Blázquez wrote:
<script language="javascript">
var tab = dojo.widget.byId("extractionTab");
</script>
Where "extractionTab" is a tab (a local div) inside a tabbedpanel.
Now how can I access to style attributes?? I have searched for
widget attributes, but I couldn't find anything interesting.
Thanks,
Martin Gainty escribió:
Pablo
you can set highlightColor attribute which will set colour for any
ids specified via
targets=http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/tabbedpanel.html
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