I am planning to use Panel tabs on D7 for viewing different MENUS inside - but can't fine any way to keep the "active choice of tab" when viewing the next node.

Each time a new Node is viewed from any link inside tabs No 2 - the default view alway will be No 1 TAB
- I need to "keep" the active tab - when viewing the next Node - Who even could be "same" node as it possible to link to - from other TABS-number ( the two different tab name is "Private" an "Bussiness" - and some information is common - and sometimes different e.a. for prize )

IT would be great if possible to "set up" an "tabs-view-default" - in each tab No - who makes it possible to KEEP the TAB, who is active, in to the next view - through the menu-link who is placed inside the TAB No 2!

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göran commented

To better explain my wishes:
After study the problem deeper i found a way to manually call for the default TAB view, by using "#tabs-0-left-2" as an ending of each url for the children links inside the main menu setting. To get the number 2 or higher tab number "active" when link to the next node-view, many manually setting must be done, because every child-link has to be set.

But it would be greater and much more useful if I was able to set a "default" tab number view in the parent-menu-setting-section, fore each parents, so each TAB could be used to its parent-level-menu as an default for the children-links inside.
- phps with a extra setting possible in child-level, able to go to another tab-number-default from a single child-link, as an option.

Best place to handle tabs-default, when using it as main for different menus, is in the main menu settings - and viewing TAB-names, who already is made, as "radio-buttons" or "drop down list". That would be very useful when comes "down" to the customer-handling-level, who would be (more) able to handle more, in a easier and faster way..
... btw it would be much faster and easier for the Drupal builder, to do one settings in the parent menu-level instead of many more settings, one for each child.