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Pages of content can be requested using Ajax requests. No postbacks are ever required, but Tabstrip can also be bound to iFrame URL's if needed, or used as traditional page navigation.
Available with native support for Java, PHP and Classic ASP, and Coldfusion. Support for ASP.NET will be available in v1.1.
Native support for an array of modern browsers including Internet Explorer 6.0+, Netscape 7.1+, Mozilla 1.3+, Firefox, and Camino.
Simply drag and drop Ajax components into sites and applications using Dreamweaver CS3.
XML and CSS are the basis of tab architecture, making it easy to customize and extend.
Native Ajax support can be replaced with iFrame integration and traditional page-based navigation.
Customize the look and feel, and add custom-skinned tabs through CSS.
Optional opacity effects add flare to any interface.
Fully compliant keyboard support speeds up user interactions.
Tab has the ability to deserialize from and serialize to XML. This enables statefulness. For example, if the user modifies the state of an object (by selecting a new tab for example), the state can be saved to XML in a cookie (or on the server), and retrieved the next time the user visits the page. Thus, the user could add or delete a tab at runtime, and when they re-open the page later, the tab renders according the saved state.
Automatic instantiation of embedded Nitobi components makes for easy integration.
Easily embed custom-styled tabs.
Mix and match multiple styles of tabs on the same page. This can be used to show embedded Master-Detail tab relationships, or distinguish between primary and secondary navigation.
Supports both Quirks mode and Standards mode.
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