The <TAB-FRAME> element is used to specify the content of the
tool frame in an IMF application when it opens. There are three core
IMF scripts used for tabs; imfTabs.jsp, imfTabsBar.jsp or imfTabsBcgov.jsp.
The height of the tab bar is automatically calculated from the sizes of
tabs defined.
If the imfTabs.jsp script is used, the tabs are rounded and separated
using the decoration elements in the <TABS> element.
The background color of the imfTabsBar.jsp document can be set by
specifying a color using a color argument. See example below.
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<SITE-CONFIG> |
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url |
The URL of the document that should appear in the tab frame when the application opens.
The URL can contain the special variable $IMF to specify that the document is relative to the IMF installation directory.
Absolute URLs may also be used. URLs that don't start with http: or $IMF are
resolved relative to the location of the XML file.
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The <TAB-FRAME> element is required once in the <SITE-CONFIG> element in the specified sequence. |
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Examples:
<TAB-FRAME url="$IMF/imfTabs.jsp" />
<TAB-FRAME url="$IMF/imfTabsBar.jsp?color=336699" />
<TAB-FRAME url="$IMF/imfTabsBcgov.jsp" />