Hi Kamran,

You might think this would be very easy to implement but in fact it is not. So the benefit vs the development effort makes this a very low priority that I have no plans to work on any time soon.

The tabs are purely a client side javascript trick, there really are not any tabs as far as the server side code is concerned and all the content is on one page and when you post back it has no idea what tab you were on. After postback we do a redirect to the current url to get out of postback so that the form doesn't post again if the page is refreshed.

Updating the site settings is a relatively infrequent task in the grand scheme of things so a few clicks to get back to the tab you were on after updating is not a big problem in my view.

Best,

Joe

Its not that its impossible but would need to write an event handler for client side tab selection to store the current tabs in a hidden field so we would know server side what the current tab selection is.

Its just a very low priority among the many things I could be working on. There are many things that will add more value than working on this right now.

Best,

Joe

I think with the jquery tabs and accordion it is possible to link to a tab if you know its anchor id. As you can see I can create a link to the version history tab for my product using jquery tabs and appending the anchor to the url

http://www.mojoportal.com/event-calendar-pro-product.aspx#tab4

Hope it helps,

Joe