Hi guys, I'm working on a wrapper class for the uicontrols.TabView that can be set up declaratively. So far I have the below working in a webforms page, assuming the jui xmlns is set to my dll. The only problem I have so far is that if you have one tab page with a menu, but another without, that tab page will fall short of the height of the viewport by the height of the ScrollingMenu bar.

<jui:TabView id="dashboardTabs" Width="400px" Visible="true" runat="server">
 <TabPage Text="Application details" HasMenu="true">
  <Menu>
   <Item ImageUrl="/umbraco/images/editor/bold.gif" 
      IconWidth="20" IconHeight="20" OnClickCommand="doClick" /> 
   <DropDown>
    <asp:ListItem>one</asp:ListItem>
    <asp:ListItem>two</asp:ListItem>
   </DropDown>
   <Splitter />
   <DropDown>
    <asp:ListItem>three</asp:ListItem>
    <asp:ListItem>four</asp:ListItem>
   </DropDown>
  </Menu>
  <Content>
   content in the page.
   <div>
    <asp:Label ID="lblNow" runat="server" />
   </div>
  </Content>
 </TabPage>
 <TabPage Text="Test" HasMenu="false" />
</jui:TabView>

I'm looking at various hooks to wiring up events a bit more easily, and accessing tabs better against the container rather than using GetPanels() and having to cast. There is an odd issue whereby if I set an ID on the TabPage (with the intention of referring to it in server code later) then the menu breaks - possibly content too, I didn't check that far, since the UL that makes up the tab headers has differently assigned IDs to the TabPages. I suspect there's an expectation that the id assigned by TabView.NewTabPage() won't by changed by clients. And as far as I can tell, it can't be anyway. Any suggestions welcome.

And any suggestions for the wrapper control, utility features and markup welcome too.

Cheers, Leon