Reputation: 7788
I want to expand the property Items
in my TabControl
component.
So instead of
<TabControl Items="@MyListOfItems" />
I want to open or expand the property - not sure what to call this - and add my items directly instead of using a list and defining it as vanilla c# in my code behind or @code block
<TabControl>
<TabControl.Items>
<TabItem Title="foo">
content for my <strong>foo</strong> page
</TabItem>
<TabItem Title="bar">
content for my <strong>bar</strong> page
</TabItem>
</TabControl.Items>
</TabControl>
Upvotes: 0
Views: 433
Reputation: 854
Yup, you can do this. You will create a parent component, let's call it TabSet.razor
. Then inside that component you will need to have a RenderFragment
as a [Parameter]
to handle the child components. Then you will need a Tab.razor
component to handle the actual tab content/title. Here's a very brief overview. But see the link below for the full code sample from Microsoft.
TabSet.Razor
<ul class="nav nav-tabs @CssClasses">
@ChildContent
</ul>
[Parameter]
public RenderFragment ChildContent { get; set; }
Usage:
<TabSet TabChange="TabChanged" @ref="_menuTabSet" CssClasses="mr-auto">
<Tab Title="Dashboard" URI="Dashboard" />
<Tab Title="Create Portfolio" URI="Portfolio/Create" />
<Tab Title="Search" URI="Search" />
<Tab Title="Sentiment Profiler" URI="SentimentProfiler" />
<Tab Title="Using EDGE" URI="Help" />
<Tab Title="Data Science" URI="DataScience" />
</TabSet>
Tab.razor
<li class="@TabActiveClass">
@Title
</li>
[Parameter]
public string Title { get; set; }
[Parameter]
public string TabActiveClass { get; set; }
There was a fantastic Microsoft guide for this but they replaced it with a Table example instead, however here is the historical reference to that guide: https://github.com/dotnet/AspNetCore.Docs/blob/d5b7249fd16715a045d0077d147341d95c7f17bf/aspnetcore/blazor/components/cascading-values-and-parameters.md#tabset-example
Upvotes: 1