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you can use jQuery / javascript which can control tabs for visibility or invisibility after page load and before html renders on browser.<br />
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use - Display = none property.
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I was able to fix this by putting code on the &quot;OnClientPopulated&quot; event. &nbsp;I needed a post-render event.
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I am using the Ajax tab control in an asp.net application. &nbsp;I am running some javascript on the page load event of the page to do fixup on grids on the tab. &nbsp;My code depends on offsetWidth of some of the components on the page. &nbsp;When the ajax tab is not visible, all the offset widths (for controls on that page) are = 0, which is not correct (which breaks my code).<br />
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I can fix by running my script when the tab changes, instead of page load. &nbsp;I want to do this without a postback. &nbsp;What event can I hook into on the client side?<br />
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Alternatively, is there a way to force the tab control to render non-visible tabs.
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I am using the Ajax tab control in an asp.net application.  I am running some javascript on the page load event of the page to do fixup on grids on the tab.  My code depends on offsetWidth of some of the components on the page.  When the ajax tab is not visible, all the offset widths (for controls on that page) are = 0, which is not correct (which breaks my code).

I can fix by running my script when the tab changes, instead of page load.  I want to do this without a postback.  What event can I hook into on the client side?

Alternatively, is there a way to force the tab control to render non-visible tabs.

idea:

you can use jQuery / javascript which can control tabs for visibility or invisibility after page load and before html renders on browser.

use - Display = none property.

I was able to fix this by putting code on the &quot;OnClientPopulated&quot; event.  I needed a post-render event.

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