[rafiParticipant]

Hey Tim, when you initialize the widget it should be with display: ‘block’. After you initialize it, you can hide it or do what you want. The widget has layouts and with display:none, jQuery’s width and height methods return 0. If you want it hidden, set the DIV’s visibility to hidden or create it and use the jQuery’s hide method after the initialization. I suppose that its also possible to call the jqxTab’s refresh method to update its layout.

[rafiParticipant]

Hey Sree, Have you tried the “setContent” method?

[rafiParticipant]

Have you tried changing a setting and calling the Chart’s ‘refresh’ function?

// get series groups.
var seriesGroups = $('#jqxChart').jqxChart('seriesGroups');
// change nested setting.
seriesGroups[1].valueAxis.unitInterval = 100;
// redraw the chart.
$('#jqxChart').jqxChart('refresh');

[rafiParticipant]

According to me, the problem is that the data is not in the same domain as your web page is and you are trying to make a cross-domain call. For security reasons, modern browsers do not allow access across domains. This means, that both the web page and the JSON file it tries to load, must be located on the same server.

[rafiParticipant]

You can add the jqxPanel in the tabs content and then add your content into the jqxPanel.

[rafiParticipant]

Thanks Peter

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