[Seaside] something like #callback:value: but for #html: ?
Esteban Lorenzano
estebanlm at gmail.com
Thu Jun 30 02:55:58 UTC 2011
Hi,
I'm trying to fill an JQAccordion when user opens it, and I think the way to do that is by doing something like this:
html div
script: (
html jQuery new accordion
active: self selectedIndex - 1;
autoHeight: false;
onChangestart: ((html jQuery new
alias: 'ui';
access: 'newContent';
call: 'load' with: (html jQuery ajax
html: [ :renderer | renderer text: 'TEST' ];
fullUrl))
asFunction: #(event ui)));
with: [
html div id: 'header1'; with: 'header1'.
html div.
html div id: 'header2'; with: 'header2'.
html div ]
this example is working fine, but I'm always rendering 'TEST'. I need to discriminate which content I need to render, so I need the header id value. Using #callback:value I would call something like:
((html jQuery ajax
callback: [ :v | "Some code here" ]
value: (html jQuery new
alias: 'ui';
access: 'newHeader';
call: 'attr' with: 'id'))
asFunction: #(event ui))
but I don't have nothing similar with #html: .
of course, I can call first a callback who sets the "current header", then make an ajax call, but that's not efficient (two calls instead one).
so, I would like to have something like #html:value:
does anybody knows how can I solve this problem?
thanks,
Esteban
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