Let's say that I have two tabs: A and B. A is shown by default when I load the page. Then the user clicks on tab B. When the user presses the Back button in the browser, I would like the browser to go back to tab A.
I know how to add history points when using an UpdatePanel, but I prefer not to use an UpdatePanel if possible because it seems to make other behaviors in the tab not work as I prefer.
Is there a way to get the Back button to work without using an UpdatePanel?
Thanks,
Carli
Are you saying there isn't a way to use the back button as you would expect? Currently in my application I am using a number of tabs and I would assume using the "Back" button on the browser would give me the same effect as if the user just clicked on the previous tab. What I actually see is the WebTab control stays on the tab they were on but the content is now gone. Is there a way to get it working with "back button" usability?
Hello Carli,
I don’t think there is any other way in which this can be achieved. I can try to assist you with resolving the issues that you are having when you use UpdatePanel.
So let me know if you have any questions about this.
Regards,
Lyuba
Developer Support Engineer
Infragistics
www.infragistics.com/support