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startTabGroup

The startTabGroup macro specifies the beginning of a group of tabs in a notebook on a detail page. This macro indicates that the notebook is organized in tab groups. A notebook with tab groups shows the groups as the highest level of tab. Tabs following the group are visible only when the group is selected.

You define a notebook with the startNotebook, startTabGroup, tab, and endNotebook macros. For example:

<PDM_MACRO name=startNotebook. . .>
<PDM_MACRO name=startTabGroup. . .>
<PDM_MACRO name=tab . .>
<PDM_MACRO name=tab . .>
. . . 
<PDM_MACRO name=startTabGroup. . .>
<PDM_MACRO name=tab . .>
. . .
<PDM_MACRO name=endNotebook>.

This macro has the following properties:

title=string

Specifies the name of the tab group that is shown at the top of the notebook. If you omit this property, CA Service Desk Manager creates the name of the tab group by concatenating the names of all the tabs within the group.