for your nice “tabbed Content” , really a nice source

But we put some forms into the sliders and after saving always the starting slider was shown. This was a “jumping” effect. If the user fills some data into a slided form it would be nice if that form would be shown after reload.

So I wrote a litte function “gotab” which “goes” to a specific tab.

All you need to do is to put an id in the .tab_item span which needs some positioning:

Termine

To position to the tab “tab-kurse” after saving some data, PHP makes a string $js which is injected into the $(document).ready() at page-building time.

$js = ‘ TabbedContent.gotab($(“#tab-termine”)); ‘;

And here is the gotab function:
(Pleas notice the comma at the beginning, which allows pasting into tabbedContent.js)

,

gotab: function( obj ) {

var background = $(obj).parent().find(“.moving_bg”);

$(background).stop().animate({
left: $(obj).position()['left']
}, {
duration: 300
});

TabbedContent.slideContent( $(obj) );

}

As you see it is a simple variation of init().

@Ron L.: Look in the CSS. Make .tabslider 180000px wide.