JQueryUI Tabs: Different tab = different cookie?

You can do it with name :) Since jQuery UI 1.7 it is also possible to define the cookie name being used via name property $(function() { $('#tabs'). Tabs({ cookie: {name: 'myTabCookie', expires: 1}, spinner: '', load: function (e, ui) { $(ui. Panel).

Find('. Tab-loading').remove(); }, select: function (e, ui) { var $panel = $(ui. Panel); if ($panel.Is(':empty')) { $panel.

Append('Loading...') } } }) }).

You can do it with name :) Since jQuery UI 1.7 it is also possible to define the cookie name being used via name property. $(function() { $('#tabs'). Tabs({ cookie: {name: 'myTabCookie', expires: 1}, spinner: '', load: function (e, ui) { $(ui.

Panel). Find('. Tab-loading').remove(); }, select: function (e, ui) { var $panel = $(ui.

Panel); if ($panel. Is(':empty')) { $panel. Append('Loading...') } } }) }).

Of course! Thanks mate :) – erizias Oct 25 at 9:15 Hehe, anytime :) – Marco Johannesen Oct 25 at 9:19.

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