If I understand what you say, I’d suggest:

A.      Use jQuery  for the tabs but make sure you’re not abandon the tabs content when switching between them . I mean make sure the tabs and content are all present in the page (and populated). I have this behavior in some sites. This way you keep your session and actually the page is open. (Since it is a stateless application I do not think you have a way of  “remembering” where you were. )

B.      I think AD authentication as a start is a good direction.

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Yehuda Tiram
AtarimTR

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Hello Carlos,

Can you use our newly developed Ifarme, which supports multiple tabs in single iframe. The name of the Iframe is MfTabIframe.

The mfTabIFrame module helps to display content from another web site along with contents from intranet site, images, videos files and document within a frame. Multiple tab can be added  and every tab will render its own data defined by site administrator. All the tabs can be added / managed by the site administrator or users having the mfTabIFrame edit permission. Current mfTabIFrame module features supports controlling Header text, Footer  text, width, height, Auto height, border, and overflow scrolling. The mfTabIFrame module is well comparable with DNN 4.x and DNN 5.x.

For more information please click on below link http://www.mindfiresolutions.com/DotNetNuke-mfTabIFrame-module-mfTabIFrame.htm

To download mfTabIFrame module please click on below link.

http://www.mindfiresolutions.com/docs/mfTabIFrame/mfTabIFrame_01_00_10_Install.zip


Please provide your feedback on the same.

Thanks,

Debendra Nandi
Mindfire Solutions
www.mindfiresolutions.com