Hi George,

Unfortunately, we don't have API to hide the tab. RIght now, we can disable/enable the WebTab or close the tab.

Code snippet for Closing the tab:

function Button1_onclick() {
            var webTab = ISGetObject("WebTab1");
            var webTabItem = webTab.TabPages.GetNamedItem("Tab1");
            webTabItem.Close();
        }

Code snippet for enable/disable the tab:

        function Button2_onclick() {
            var webTab = ISGetObject("WebTab1");
            var webTabItem = webTab.TabPages.GetNamedItem("Tab2");            
            webTabItem.Disable();
        }        

        function Button3_onclick() {
            var webTab = ISGetObject("WebTab1");
            var webTabItem = webTab.TabPages.GetNamedItem("Tab2");
            webTabItem.Enable(true);
        }

If you need the API, you can post it as feature request in Developer Network>Community Center>Product Feedback.

Regards,

Julia

How about instead of a different property we change it to a method like

...webTabItem.Enable(true/false); ???

Best,

Chuck

Hi Charles,

Sorry for my last snippet. Actually you don't have to set true in webTabItem.Enabled. So, the snippet for enabling the WebTab is :

 function Button3_onclick() {
            var webTab = ISGetObject("WebTab1");
            var webTabItem = webTab.TabPages.GetNamedItem("Tab2");
            webTabItem.Enable();
        }

 Setting it to true or false will take no effect since it belongs to enable() behavior. That's why for disabling the WebTab, you still have to use webTabItem.Disable(). Thank you.

Regards,

Julia