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    Hi , In my application which was developed in Visual studio 2003, on the top of the page it contain tabs like in this link : http://www.sitepoint.com/examples/cssaccessiblenav/css-3.htm[^]. The above link contains only one row of tabs. but my application containg 2 rows of tabs(first row contain 4 tabs, second row contain 3 tabs). These 2 rows of tabs are like master page in .Net 2.0 they are repeating for each page. When we click on first tab in the first row, the tab color is changed to distinguish from remaining tabs in that row. Each page contains one Continue button. when we click on Continue button, it will take to the next page which also contains the two rows of tabs, and second tab color is changed automatically and transfer to the page corresponding to that page. Here the requirement is continue button click take you to the corresponding page and highlight that tab. When the user clicks on the Back button of the browser, it must take you to the previous tab( change its color) and display the page data associated to that tab. We are rewriting the application in .NET Framework 2.0. So I want to utilize the two master pages(I have top level layout, and second level layout), two menu controls having the datasource as sitemaps one is for first row of tabs and second sitemap is for second row of tabs. Here how we change the color of the links as it is clicked and move those rows up and down. The row of tabs moved to down if it is active. inactive row tabs must move to up. How to do this bechavoiur? Thanks

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      Hi , In my application which was developed in Visual studio 2003, on the top of the page it contain tabs like in this link : http://www.sitepoint.com/examples/cssaccessiblenav/css-3.htm[^]. The above link contains only one row of tabs. but my application containg 2 rows of tabs(first row contain 4 tabs, second row contain 3 tabs). These 2 rows of tabs are like master page in .Net 2.0 they are repeating for each page. When we click on first tab in the first row, the tab color is changed to distinguish from remaining tabs in that row. Each page contains one Continue button. when we click on Continue button, it will take to the next page which also contains the two rows of tabs, and second tab color is changed automatically and transfer to the page corresponding to that page. Here the requirement is continue button click take you to the corresponding page and highlight that tab. When the user clicks on the Back button of the browser, it must take you to the previous tab( change its color) and display the page data associated to that tab. We are rewriting the application in .NET Framework 2.0. So I want to utilize the two master pages(I have top level layout, and second level layout), two menu controls having the datasource as sitemaps one is for first row of tabs and second sitemap is for second row of tabs. Here how we change the color of the links as it is clicked and move those rows up and down. The row of tabs moved to down if it is active. inactive row tabs must move to up. How to do this bechavoiur? Thanks

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      Christian Graus
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      Sounds like you need to put someting on the URL that tells the tabs how to show themselves ?

      Christian Graus Please read this if you don't understand the answer I've given you "also I don't think "TranslateOneToTwoBillion OneHundredAndFortySevenMillion FourHundredAndEightyThreeThousand SixHundredAndFortySeven()" is a very good choice for a function name" - SpacixOne ( offering help to someone who really needed it ) ( spaces added for the benefit of people running at < 1280x1024 )

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