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I know that you can use ng-show or ng-hide or ng-if to set tab's visibility, but that does not cut it because if first tab happens to be set invisible, user still sees contents for the first tab and second tab is not set active.
There should be a separate control similar to disabled. For example: visible
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It seems like a bug that setting a tab hidden with ng-hide doesn't remove the active property from that tab. The active property should pass to the next tab in the tabset.
I know that you can use
ng-show
orng-hide
orng-if
to set tab's visibility, but that does not cut it because if first tab happens to be set invisible, user still sees contents for the first tab and second tab is not set active.There should be a separate control similar to
disabled
. For example:visible
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: