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Hello,
yes, you can use the tabSelect event of the TabStrip for that purpose.
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Petyo
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yes, you can use the tabSelect event of the TabStrip for that purpose.
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Petyo
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answered on 22 May 2017, 09:31 AM
Can you please provide a example , basically i wish to display Chart inside each tabs and when a tab is selected , a request is made to the server which provides the data to the charts
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Hello,
we don't have an example of such kind available, but from what I understand, the Angular rendering mechanism will take care of that for you - especially if you set the `keepTapContent` to false, since the hidden tabs won't be rendered and thus they won't trigger the HTTP service promises.
In case you find this a bit unclear, I may suggest that you exercise the implementation with vanilla angular, using angular's structural directives (ng-for to bind to a given data, and ng-if to hide the container elements).
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Petyo
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we don't have an example of such kind available, but from what I understand, the Angular rendering mechanism will take care of that for you - especially if you set the `keepTapContent` to false, since the hidden tabs won't be rendered and thus they won't trigger the HTTP service promises.
In case you find this a bit unclear, I may suggest that you exercise the implementation with vanilla angular, using angular's structural directives (ng-for to bind to a given data, and ng-if to hide the container elements).
Regards,
Petyo
Telerik by Progress
Try our brand new, jQuery-free Angular 2 components built from ground-up which
deliver the business app essential building blocks - a grid component,
data visualization (charts) and form elements.