Looking to add animation to the spry tabbed panels

SO I was wondering if there's any way to add a fade in/out to
the content panel on the spry tabbed panels, whenever you click a
new tab, have that content fade in or do some other kind of effect
that adobe supports through the spry framework.
I've already looked at the adobe labs documentation, and I
can only find effect modifications for the accordion panels.
Any help would be great!
Matt

I have a simple solution posted on my blog:
http://blog.infrontweb.com/spry/spry-tabbed-panel-fade-transition/
Hope this helps.

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How can I insert an existing ApDiv into a tab in the Spry Tabbed Panel?

I have 5 of them all containing nested Apdiv within nested ApDivs (a long storie ) that I would like to insert into 5 tabs in the Spry Tabbed Panel.
Please help.

"Hi Gramp,I realize I have made hard work for myself but I really don't know any better. I also realize now that taking on this project may have been a mistake :-)I taught myself how to use the design side of Dream Weaver. These five ApDivs were created in the content area of the spry tool and it worked fine. (yes a lot of work though)For the first time I looked at the code side. I wanted to try to bring a peace of code from another page for something unrelated and when it didn't work I took it out and without noticing, deleting a line from the Spry tool.Of course like a classic newbe I was working without a backup copy so here I am. Loosing hours of tedious work and on the verve of tears :-)I do have some questions though. My APDiv
What does "apDiv1" stands for and what does "My APDiv" stands for?Is the only thing I have to do is changing this line for my five ApDivs and paste it in the appropriate places in the code? Thanks again,Gilaad
Date: Sat, 16 Jun 2012 20:39:07 -0600
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    Re: How can I insert an existing ApDiv into a tab in the Spry Tabbed Panel?
    created by Altruistic Gramps in Spry Framework for Ajax - View the full discussion
You have really made hard work for yourself by using APDiv's. I suppose it can be done, but I would not. To answer your question, I have create an example as per#apDiv1
My APDiv
Content 2
Tab 1
Gramps
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I have a perplexing problem, in firefox the iframe in the spry tabbed panel doesn't work any ideas?

I have made a page with spry tabbed panels, i have embedded an iframe in the content section of the second tab, this works perfectly well with Google, IE, Safari, Opera etc but just doesnt work in Firefox.
If I make the tab panel containing the iframe the Default tab then it works, i just cant figure out why,
By the way new to all this so be gentle please
<div id="main_column">
     <div class="section_w500">
        <h2>North Bali Listings</h2>
        <div id="TabbedPanels1" class="TabbedPanels">
          <ul class="TabbedPanelsTabGroup">
            <li class="TabbedPanelsTab" tabindex="0">About North Bali</li>
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            <li class="TabbedPanelsTab" tabindex="0">Houses / Villas /Apartments / Rooms</li>
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            <div class="TabbedPanelsContent">A property analyst recently said that limited land availability in the southern parts of Bali, especially in and around the Badung and Denpasar areas, has driven investors northward, in our opinion   at this time it is an ideal opportunity to acquire property still at very sensible prices in this area, be it for investment or as a place of residence.. <br />
              <p> <img src="../../../Images/Bali Scenes General/panoramic-views.jpg" alt="views" width="183" height="140" align="left" />Over the last few of years, investors have been targeting the northern area, principally along the coastline , with its variety of pristine black sandy beaches, pebble beaches and rugged coastline, offering a variety of activities; scuba diving, snorkelling, water sports, fishing, sailing. trekking gives this area the potential to be world-class tourist destination. Research has shown that property prices are set to rise above the average due to increased infrastructure development, and the planned opening of a new International Airport in the North shows the Bali Government's commitment to the develop this area as a future tourist destination.<br />
                <br />
                The Northern part of Bali is also an excellent base for exploration further afield, close to the main portal for trips to other parts of Indonesia. <br />
              Although it is largely undeveloped there is a wide range of properties and land with beach front to panoramic rice paddy views still to be found at good value for money. </p>
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                <tr>
                  <td align="left" valign="top"><div class="AreasOfBaliHighlight" style="color: #60C; font-weight: bolder;">This is an ideal time to consider your dream property in this area; be it for investment, development or private use.</div></td>
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              <p> The main tourist area in the North is arguably <span style="color: #F00">Lovina</span>, with property prices reflecting this especially beach front or with panoramic views so expect to see prices a little bit more expensive in and around this area. However inland prices are still very reasonable.<br />
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                <img src="../../../Images/Bali Scenes General/Traditional-lifestyle.gif" alt="village life" width="188" height="137" hspace="2" align="right" />Other areas to be found in the North going towards <span style="color: #F00">Gillimanuk</span> the main portal for the ferry to and from Java; include: <span style="color: #F00">Pemuteran</span> popular diving area, <span style="color: #F00">Menjangan</span> <span style="color: #F00">Island</span>, a popular diving and nature reserve; are also beginning to attract investors, resulting in prices rising.<br />
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              <p>There are of course facilities for all the usual services and plenty of job opportunities, and a small but growing ex-pat community, especially in and around <span style="color: #F00">Lovina</span> and <span style="color: #F00">Singaraja</span> just not as many as in the other popular areas for ex pat's. </p>
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Could you share a link to the page?
Seeing it in context and in our browsers is much easier to debug.
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Why does editing the spry horizontal menu on my template alter the spry tabbed panels on my page?

Most of the pages on my site are created using the same template I developed. Today, I edited the horizontal main menu on the template, which changed all the pages on my site correctly, except now all the pages with tabbel panels in the body are showing as a bulleted list instead of tabbed panels. Please Help!?!
In fact, there is no longer any css styles for any tabbed panels any longer...what did I do?

Oh Brother, of course! I should have waited to post until I was out of
my freak out mode. Thanks a lot for the help.

Newbie looking for advice on spry tabbed panels for record view/add/edit

I have just got CS 5.5. Although old hand at IT this is fist use of DW. Have been through "The Missing Manual" and I am now trying somethings out.
I have an SQL DB and some "management" tables. I thought that in the admin section I could use the Spry tabbed panel to create a List, Add, Edit and Delete panel.
linking on a row in List will set the value of a variable (unique column) which is used by the Edit and Delete tabs. Add is just the wizard.
I am only trying things out. Is this is a sensible approach or should I look to have a page for each of the 3 functions which are linked from the list of rows. As given in the example in the book?
Regards

Thank you for this. I see that spry is now dead but I have the bit between my teeth for working this out. Partly because it helps me understand the way things are put together. So although Spry is not important. Understanding the system that I will then adapt into other circumstances and other variants is. So please bear with me.
So if anyone out there has some SPRY experience you may be able to tell me what knowledge I am missing here.
So at the moment I have a tabbed panel within a tabbed panel.
Header tabbed panel is called "TPMain"
Sub TB is called "TPAges"
TPAges has 4 tabs "List", "Add", "Edit" and "Delete"
"List" being the default tab.
Link style 1
Playing with forms and links, I have worked out that I can create a repeat region in the list and add a column with 1 hidden value (the id) and a submit button to set the value of the id, but the code to end up showing the Edit panel is not functioning. This is the form code in the table of the List Tab
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In the edit tab I have the code
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The page reloads but on TPMain and on the first tab (people) and not the second tab (Ages)
The value is correctly shown but with teh slash (/) character at the end?
Link style 2
I thought I would try and access it via an href. From googling I came up with this on one of the columns. I know it doesn't set the variable but I wanted to know if I could make it show the panel.
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Regards

Spry Tabbed Panels set to use the Opacity fade out / in

can the Spry Tabbed Panels be set to use the Opacity fade out / in similar to the Spry Image SlideShow effects?

First add an ID to the tab as follows or similar
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Then add a style rule to add a background image as follows or similar
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Can I use Spry Tabbed Panels to create a multi page form?

I'm trying to setup a multi page form and have been unsuccessful using PHP Sessions.
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If so, is there a way to have a "Next" button that will activate the next Tab so that the user can easily tab through each form field and easily go to the next tab to help with usability?

Beth, thank you! I was able to get the tabs to advance using your suggested
on the right: "Next Panel"
<a href="#" onclick="TabbedPanels1.showPanel(2); return false;">Next Panel</a>
In order to make it more graphical, I added a Next Button as suggested in the "Open Tabs Programatically" info at http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/spry/articles/tabbed_panel/index.html
<button onclick="TabbedPanels1.showPanel(0)" >open first panel</button>
<button onclick="TabbedPanels1.showPanel('tabID')">open panel</button>
<script type="text/javascript">
var TabbedPanels1 = new Spry.Widget.TabbedPanels("TabbedPanels1");
</script>
When I add the above code, when I clicked on the Next Button, it would submit the form. After looking at the Text Code, I noticed the Button Code did not have the ;return false; in the code so once I added that, the buttons now work as I want them to.
Take a look at http://www.soleproductions.com/oakley/tabform.php
Now that I have the basic setup, I can begin to setup the actual Online Application.
Thanks again for everyone's help. I guess I was looking for the WISIWIG way to do it since I'm not very good at hand coding.

Spry tabbed panels - Different Hover Class for each tab

Already posted this in the general Dreamweaver section, but just realized there was a specific Spry section. So, my apologies for the repost.
I'm setting up spry tabbed panels, and I'm wanting to use an image for each tab, with the text already on it. I've figured this much out by creating a different class for each in the spry tabbed panel css.
However, I'd also like to have a second hover image for each tab. I'm having trouble figuring out how to set up separate classes for each tab's hover state.
Any help?
Thanks.

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by Arnout Kazemier at Oct 23, 2009 2:47 PM
landon_tc wrote:
Actually, I do remember posting that, and have updated it with what worked for me. However, I could not recall posting it in a specific ajax spry forum, so I assumed I just posted in the general forum. Hence the current situation.
Yeah and my name is not Ben Pleysier.
landon_tc wrote:
Any help with the current problem?
Please have a look at this thread http://forums.adobe.com/message/2662019#2662019
I hope this helps.
Ben Pleysier

Images in Spry Tabbed Panels Tabs

I am completely new to the Spry options in Dreamweaver and
need help customizing the Tabs in the Spry Tabbed Panel.
I would like to substitute the text in each tab for a
different image in each tab, and have each image change by using
behaviors, depending on the user actions (hover, select, etc.).
If you can provide samples of this, it will truly be
appreciated. Thanks

First add an ID to the tab as follows or similar
<h2 id="second">Tab 2</h2>
Then add a style rule to add a background image as follows or similar
.TabbedPanelsTab#second {
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Gramps

Firefox - Spry tabbed panel issue

Hi, need a little trouble shooting help here.
This works fine in ie7 but not Firefox 2 or 3. The Spry
Tabbed Panel just looks like an ordinary unordered list but it's
still clickable.
I've placed the script in the header and the css is imported
in the main style sheet.
The live site is here:
www.precisionhomesanddesign.com
Thanks to all who take a moment to look into this.
- palmtek

Cory C. wrote:
> Hi, need a little trouble shooting help here.
> This works fine in ie7 but not Firefox 2 or 3. The Spry
Tabbed Panel just
> looks like an ordinary unordered list but it's still
clickable.
> I've placed the script in the header and the css is
imported in the main style
> sheet.
> The live site is here:
http://www.precisionhomesanddesign.com/
Cory,
I copied and pasted your code into a new document locally and
then attached the JavaScript and CSS files for the Tabbed panels
and it styled and worked correctly for me. I then noticed that your
live page you have the Spry CSS files imported into your mainStyler
using the following syntax:
@import url ("../includes/SpryTabbedPanels.css");
I tried similar syntax using Dreamweaver to link in the css
file into an attached CSS file and it created code like this:
@import url("../SpryAssets/SpryTabbedPanels.css");
and it then began to work. It took a while, but it finally
struck me that there is a space between url and ( in your code and
none in the code I had created. So I added a space to my code and
then the styling broke, removed it and the styling came back. So
try removing the space (probably for all 3 @imported files) and see
how that works out for you.
Danilo Celic
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Spry Tabbed Panel 2.0 Problem

I have used the Spry Tabbed Panel 2.0 in DWCS5 and 6 html pages before without a problem. However, last week I tried to add a panel to an html page and while it works lovally in live view locally, I get errors that appear to be a path problem, but I cannot figure out the problem. You can view a plain html page with nothing but the Tabbed Panels 2.0 created with DWCS6 and see the errors at http://www.scotchplainsnj.gov/tabs.html
When the page loads it gives errors for each of the .js modules as it tries to load them. I have replicated this problem in CS5 and 6 in Windows 7. I also saw a comment in another forum where someone else was also experiencing the same problem and error sessages.
SpryPanelSet.js requires SpryWidjet.js
The prograns are in the default directories with no changes.
Any help would be appreciated.
Morris

1)
I can't really answer that, so what I would suggest is posting that answer in the correct forums: http://forums.adobe.com/community/labs/widgetbrowser you might get more luck there with finding an answer to your question
I do share the same feelings about this issue, I think allot of users would still love to be able to configure the widgets through DW. But the issue is that the widget browser is based on the Open Ajax Metadata specification which does not include such functionality in to its specification.
Aleast, there is no way for developers to "tell" Dreamwaver which markup they should add to create a new panel or instance. While it would nice to have i doubt its techically possible at this point. But those are just my 2 cents =
2)
The tabbed panel supports of allot different markup. But they can only ship one markup with the Widget Browser. As you will see in the SpryTabbedPanels documentation you can specify the tabs and content panels manually by adding the CSS selector for those in to the constructor of the widget: http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/spry/ui/samples/tabbedpanels2/SpryTabbedPanels2_sample1 .html
3)
There is no way to specify "default" settings for all widgets. As the developer of the widget decides the markup that ships with the widget. As for DW, you can specify the default document type through the preferences panel > new document > Default Document Type ?
While the responses of on these user to user forums by the Adobe product team members might seem minimal this does not mean they do not monitor the discussions that occure here. So it's always wise to speak you mind and let the community and product team know how you feel.
~ Arnout

Spry Tabbed Panel - Dotted outline around selected tab

Hello there,
I noticed in Spry Tabbed Panels, once a tab is selected,
there is a dotted outline around the selected tab (the 'focus').
How do I hide it? I've seen a similar set up using JQuery which has
the dotted outline automatically disappear after a tab is selected.
I've set up a demo at my personal website to illustrate what I'm
getting at.
http://www.sgdanielwang.com/spry/tabbed.htm
Could someone spare a bit of time to have a look and advise
me?
Thanks in advance.
Dan

Thanks, Arnout.
Your solution got rid of the dotted focus outline. However
the problem persists in Internet Explorer. I read at the following
site:
http://codylindley.com/Javascript/223/hiding-the-browsers-focus-borders-should-i-shouldnt- i
that the focus can be hidden using a javascript which looks
for all <a> element in the HTML file and disables the focus.
But in the case of the Spry Tabbed Panel, the <a> is actually
specified in CSS. Is there a CSS 'hack' to make the focus disappear
in Internet Explorer?
Rgds,
Dan

Spry Tabbed Panels: Title Tabs shift left, Content Tabs stay positioned correctly, right.

I inserted a clean Spry Tabbed Panel into a virtually empty HTML page (no content). I have a content div (624 px , float left) and sidebar (336 px, float right). When I insert the tabbed panel widget into the sidebar, the Spry Title Tabs go or float to te left, while the content portion of the Spry Tabbed panel stays correctly positioned within the sidebar on the right. I looked at the Spry CSS notes, and mentions something of by default they float the tabs left to allow for future divs without problems?? This problem only shows in Design View (leading me to think I've done something wrong). When viewed in Live View or Browser it looks fine, perfect! I have tried several float and clear combinations, none ave helped. I also deleted the Spry Tabbed CSS as to reset to default. Any Help or Advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

Design View is not an accurate representation. Don't rely on it. Use Live View and Preview in Browsers.
Incidentally, the Spry framework is gone from DW now. Most people have moved away from Spry to jQuery or commercial widgets.
JQuery UI Tabbed Panels
http://jqueryui.com/tabs/
jQuery Easy Tabs
http://os.alfajango.com/easytabs/
Nancy O.

Spry Tabbed Panels Width

The width of the tabs at the top of the Spry Tabbed panels seems to be about 70% of the width of the panel. Adding additional tabs then wrap around to create a new row of tabs.
How is it possible to extend the first row of tabs to be 100% of the width of the panel to avoid the wrap?
Many thanks.

Thank you, David.
I'm happy that the tabs don't have a fixed width and I'm happy about setting a width as you describe above.
My problem is that if I add more tabs then the tabs will wrap around to create a new row of tabs before the first row reaches the full width of the panel. The width of all the tabs in a row seem to reach approx 70% of the width of the panel before this occurs. I would like to have more tabs along the first row before they wrap around. You can see from the two images what I mean. One image shows 6 tabs that wrap around after the first 4. I would like the other two tabs to fit on the first row. Do you see what I mean about the 70% of width before they wrap onto the next row?
The other image has 13 tabs spread over 3 rows. I would like them to spread over just 2 rows by forcing more tabs on the first two rows.
Thank you again.

Spry Tabbed Panels bug

I am having an issue with the spry tabbed panels on my
website.
http://www.roxbury.org. On the
intial page load, all of the sub menus appear for a few seconds and
then only the active one appears like it is supposed to. When
creating a new page from template, the preview also shows all of
the sub menu contents but when I open the page, it looks fine.
It doesn't appear to happen when navigating to other pages,
just on the index page of the site.
Any clues? My boss wants to can all adobe features which I do
not want to do so please help with a fix.

roxwebmaster wrote:
> I am having an issue with the spry tabbed panels on my
website.
>
http://www.roxbury.org. On the
intial page load, all of the sub menus appear
> for a few seconds and then only the active one appears
like it is supposed to.
> When creating a new page from template, the preview also
shows all of the sub
> menu contents but when I open the page, it looks fine.
>
> It doesn't appear to happen when navigating to other
pages, just on the index
> page of the site.
Checking the code, it seems that the first page doesn't set a
defaultTab option, which the others do, so perhaps set the
defaultTab to 0 for the home page. Or you could try moving the
constructor code so that it is immediately after the tab panel HTML
code rather than at the bottom of the page.
Danilo Celic
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Looking to add animation to the spry tabbed panels

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