Hi Petar,

thank you for your reply, but I think I have the opposite probelem :-)

In fact, I have mai UltraWebTab in Main.aspx page; this UltraWebTab has three tabs:

-1 -> redirects to Page1.aspx

-2 -> redirects to Page2.aspx

-3 -> redirects to Page3.aspx

Initially only tab 1 is enabled; in Page1.aspx I have a UltraWebButton ("Button1"); when I click on it, I need to enable tab2 and tab3.

Thank you again

Hi accountinfragistics,

Thank you for your reply.

Attached is a sample illustrating your scenario. Notice that the clientside click event of the input located in Page1.aspx (tab 0 in UltraWebTab) is handled in the main page (Default.aspx).

Please let me know if this helps.

Hi Petar, thank you very much for your example.

I still have a doubt: in my scenario the button is a server-side control (a WebImageButton); in this example there is a client-side control (<input type="button">).

Hi accountinfragistics,

Thank you for your reply.

Upon further research, it may be more efficient to handle the clientside click of your button in Page1.aspx and access the UltraWebTab in the parent page (Main.aspx). Here is some sample code for Page1.aspx:

         <script type="text/javascript">
            function buttonHandler() {
                parent.igtab_getTabById("UltraWebTab1").Tabs[1].setEnabled(true);
            }
        
        </script>
        <asp:Button Text="text" ID="Button1" runat="server" OnClientClick="buttonHandler()" />

Please let me know if this helps.

Hi accountinfragistics,

Please feel free to contact me if you have any further questions.

Hi Petar,

thank you very much.

I'll try your last example asap.