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I'm a little unclear on what the use-case is. It seems like this would only happen if there are zero tabs total in the easytab container. If that's the case though, could you avoid calling easytabs in some way (maybe by only calling it on a selector that exists if there is at least one tab present)?

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Thanks for the reply. I think resolved it with a little if statement, if easytabs, do something. If you want, I'll post it as a follow up in case someone else runs into the issue.

~Denny

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On Dec 17, 2015, at 12:10 PM, Steve Schwartz [email protected] wrote:

I'm a little unclear on what the use-case is. It seems like this would only happen if there are zero tabs total in the easytab container. If that's the case though, could you avoid calling easytabs in some way (maybe by only calling it on a selector that exists if there is at least one tab present)?

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Awesome, thanks, that'd be great.

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Ok, so I resolved this by including it in an "if" conditional to see if it exists before calling .easytabs(). Pretty simple. Thanks!

if ( $( "#tab-container li:first-child" ).length ) {
     $('#tab-container').easytabs(); 
}

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Awesome, sounds good. Thanks for the update, @MobsterGit!

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