Hi Bruno, it happens because when you make a call to a component, it is rendered in the context of the caller. You should call it from the root component.
For example you could make an #answer from the child component, and catch it from your root, with #onAnswer: method, and replacing the current component to be rendered.
Sebastian
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Subject: [GS/SS Beta] WASimpleNavigation and Clean up process
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Hi,
I have a problem with: WASimpleNavigation.
There are three tabs. Each one is render nicely.
Each tab has a list of objects. The last column of the list is an image when
clicked you access the clicked object in another component.
initialize
super initialize.
rolsList := WARolListComponent new.
activitiesList := WAActivityListComponent new.
statesList := WAStateListComponent new.
nav := WASimpleNavigation new
add: activitiesList label: 'Activities';
add: rolsList label: 'Rols';
add: statesList label: 'States';
select: 'Activities'.
renderContentOn: html
..
rolsList list: model rols.
activitiesList list: model activities.
statesList list: model states.
html render: nav.
The problem is that the new opened component is create inside the Tab, and I
want the component in a new clean web page.
I tried with #show: and #call: and the method #children, but with no luck.
Still searching.
The other question is how to claim all process that fails (because DNU)
during development. I have a lot of useless walkbacks.
I'm searching this in the manuals.
Regards,
Bruno
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