multiple content in one tab

you can put 2 blocks into 1 node with Insert Block

You can probably use panels module to create a panel node that displays other nodes and then show that on a quick tab.

I would love to have this as well. Let's give an example of how I would use it!

Suppose you have a News tab. Within this tab, I would love to have two blocks. One with the latest news item, teaser view. Below this block, I'd like to show the titles of the latest 5 news items. Do do so, I need to have two blocks in one tab.

Is this hard to implement, in the current quicktabs module?

one easy option for now is to create a node and insert the two views into it with Insert view. Then add that node as tab.

#3 is exactly what I have in mind. Man, you are a great mind reader, you read my mind 7 months before this crosses my mind now :)

This QT is already great, and yes, subscribing for multiple contents in a single tab.

I also would love this functionality. The Insert View module is not approved for production sites right now because of security issues though.

Pasqualle - do you think the solution in #2 would work (Panels)?

yes, if there is no ajax in the panel, then #2 will work.

Currently I have to merge blocks via a custom module, and called by quicktabs. Hopefully if this feature request is implemented, I don't have to manually create another module just to merge blocks :)

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this would be a great feature... some sort of integration with Panels would likely do this (and more).. :)

yup, mini-panels is the way to go.. you can make a mini-panel and add as many views or other content pieces as you like. The mini-panel then shows up as a block which you can insert into a QTab

Panels is a heavy module for small tasks like the ones noted above; would love to see Quicktabs integrate the option to place multiple blocks in one tab, without the use of mini panels.

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On a similar note: if this is regarding view be sure to remember you can use Views Attachments to have several lists, etc. in the same tab. Then perhaps use headers and footers to take care of other needs.

+1 for this feature. working with node, mini-panels or other modules is just a workaround for this functionality

If quicktabs could just find tabs with the same name and group them, that would be an easy way to implement.

+ 1 for this as well. I am trying to group recent comments & the comment form under the same tab.

Would like this as well. For D7 tho.

My block with attachment doesnt show on the quicktabs, just fyi, dont know if thats expected behavior tho

i want to know the steps to put multiple content in one tab but show only 2 content at a time. when clicked on read_more... all the content should be shown.. and when cliked on any content, a new page with all the details of that content should be shown.plzz help...

I also want to know how can i implement this on 4 tabs...

Its toooo urgent.

This should go in 7 first.

Assigning this to myself. We (Lullabot) are working on this today as a part of our weekly Drupal.org code raid! :)

Going to unassign myself. I think @justafish will be picking this up. There are a couple of different options we discussed. First option would be to add a new tab type that allowed selecting of all the other tab types, with an add more and draggable interface. Second option would be to create a new grouping mechanism to group tabs, similar to how field groups work. Grouped tabs would have the option of displaying the child items as tabs themselves (similar to the qtabs tab type), or as a simple list. Third option would be to add an option to the qtabs tab type to allow for listing out of the tabs, instead of displaying them /as/ tabs. There are some UX problems with each of these latter two choices.

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This would be a great feature. I've been creating blocks to embed multiple views and listing those under one tab, but I've run in to a problem where I use a callback and I want to display a view above it.

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Use the Panels module, then create a Mini Panel (which are blocks) then assign the Mini Panel block as one of the tabs.

Panels allows you to have multiple views & blocks inside the panel.

To learn more about the panels module watch this video tutorial http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTemg8fE9Dw

Panels is easy to use, and it's a must have module for any website builder.

Can module maintainer please confirm that this will not be implemented in Quick Tabs before issue is closed. Also is min panel a preferred solution? Did anybody try it with tabs?

Bulat, mini panels works perfectly with quick tabs, I use them. There is no point for the module creators to add this as a feature since mini panels already does that for ya.

Also, note that this is a 4 year old thread. If module creators had plans to add this they would've done it by now. I've seen some old threads with mini panels issues, which were fixed. So I think the module creators want you to use mini panels.

So I suggest you get the panels module, which comes with mini panels, and use that. For panels tutorial watch this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTemg8fE9Dw

You may try using the module Block Group. You can group multiple blocks into a single block using this module and than you may assign the block to quicktab

Panels is a massive module which adds a fair bit of overhead if you're not already using it.

Block Group looks good, although my group is coming up blank at the moment.