Class MJTabComponent

constructor

• new MJTabComponent(tabstrip, cdr, elementRef): MJTabComponent

• Parameters

  • tabstrip: MJTabStripComponent
  • cdr: ChangeDetectorRef
  • elementRef: ElementRef<any>

  Returns MJTabComponent

TabCloseable

elementRef

ID

• get ID(): any

• Returns any

• set ID(value): void

• Parameters

  • value: any

  Returns void

Name

• get Name(): string

• Returns string

• set Name(value): void

• Parameters

  • value: string

  Returns void

Props

• get Props(): any

• A property bag that can be used to store any additional properties that you want to associate with this tab.

  Returns any
• set Props(value): void

• Parameters

  • value: any

  Returns void

TabSelected

• get TabSelected(): boolean

• Determines if the tab is currently selected or not. This is set by the TabStrip component automatically when the SelectedTabIndex is set, do not set this directly.

  Returns boolean
• set TabSelected(value): void

• Parameters

  • value: boolean

  Returns void

TabStrip

• get TabStrip(): MJTabStripComponent

• Returns a reference to the tab strip that this tab belongs to.

  Returns MJTabStripComponent

Visible

• get Visible(): boolean

• Returns boolean

• set Visible(value): void

• Parameters

  • value: boolean

  Returns void

closeTab

• closeTab($event): void

• Event handler for when the close button is clicked on the tab. This will fire the BeforeTabClosed event on the TabStrip component, and if it is not cancelled, will then fire the AfterTabClosed event.

  Parameters

  • $event: MouseEvent

  Returns void

handleContextMenu

• handleContextMenu($event): void

• Parameters

  • $event: MouseEvent

  Returns void

selectTab

• selectTab(): void

• Event handler for when this tab is clicked to select it, generally not a great idea to call this directly, but it is possible to call directly to simulate a click. The preferred approach is to set the SelectedTabIndex property on the TabStrip component directly.

  Returns void