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I'm working on a page where a user can click on ajaxified links inside a JQuery-Accordion-Widget.

Currently every time a link is clicked and the response is loaded, the accordion gets closed and it is not possible to click it anymore - but no JS-error is raised.

Did i miss something i have to call i.e. to change the focus ?

Thanks for your help, piezo.

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Just init the Accordion again on the ajax success. – Nikhil M Jan 27 at 2:59
This seems kind of hacky to me and i would like to not change the state of the accordion before the ajax-call.. – Piezo Pea Jan 27 at 12:13

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You can probably use one of the jQuery Accordion API functions to manually control the state of the accordion

e.g:

// getter
var active = $( ".selector" ).accordion( "option", "active" ); 
// setter
$( ".selector" ).accordion( "option", "active", 2 );

more info here

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Thank you for your answer. But my issue is, that i would like the accordion state like it is an change it if neccessary. I think i have to learn, which event on the accordion is triggered when the ajax returns.. - Any ideas? – Piezo Pea Jan 27 at 12:11

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