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What I needed in the end (and what I was initially looking for) was window.location. Selecting at the start a tab that is not the first one via EasyTabs’ API apparently triggers a bug that causes both tabs’ contents to be visible at the same time.
Using window.location.replace('#desired-tab-id') before the $('#tab-container').easytabs() function fixed the problem.
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The hash isn’t sent to the server.
Instead, can you use the API that the plugin exposes to set the tab? e.g.:
$('#outer-container').easytabs('select', '#nested-tab-3');
👤Nils
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