[Seaside] TwitterBootstrap dropdowns and submitting on change
gettimothy
gettimothy at zoho.com
Thu Oct 17 20:55:29 UTC 2013
I have a tbsNavBar that I want to put buttons on and be able to disable/enable the rendering of them depending on what component is using the navBar.
For example, If I am on the Documentation component, I do not want to show a link to the Documentation component when I am on it.
In the NavBar, I initialized a couple of dictionaries--one with a selector and the other with a lable to display.
initialize
super initialize.
linkDisplay = Dictionary new.
"enable all links by default"
linkDisplay
at: #signin put: true;
at: #documentation put: true;
at: #support put: true;
at: #signup put: true.
linkLabel = Dictionary new.
linkLabel
at: #signin put: 'Sign In';
at: #documentation put: 'Documentation';
at: #support put: 'Help & Support';
at: #signup put: 'Sign Up'.
Then on render, I want to invoke a callback with a selector named what the key in the dictionary is so that this:
html tbsNavItem: [ html anchor callback: [self signup]; with: 'Sign Up' ].
html tbsNavItem: [ html anchor callback: [self documentation]; with: 'Documentation' ].
html tbsNavItem: [ html anchor callback: [self support]; with: 'Help & Support'].
html tbsNavItem: [ html anchor callback: [self signin]; with: 'Sign In']]]
Becomes:
...
linkDisplay keysAndValuesDo: [ :key :value | value
ifTrue: [
html tbsNavItem: [ html anchor callback: [self key]; with: (linkLabel at: key) ]]....
I am getting an error
MessageNotUnderstood: MyComponent>>key
Does anybody have a generic way to dynamically set a callback to a selector?
thx in advance
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