Haven't looked into this code for a long time, and it contains a lot
of unnecessary hacks that were required in Seaside 2.8 and earlier but
that are no longer necessary in newer version (i.e. SURenderableItem
should just be a presenter).
I don't see how anything of the behavior and the wrapping changed in
SUAccordion (I quickly looked at the diff to the Seaside 2.8 version).
#show:, #toggle:, #hide: and friends always required anElement as an
argument. You get this object as answer when you add your component.
So something along the following lines should work:
element1 := anAccordion add: aComponent label: 'foo'.
anAccordion show: element1.
Lukas
On 10 July 2011 21:48, Julian Fitzell <
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> Hmm... I took a quick look and I'd rather say it's a bug in SUAccordion
> (maybe Lukas can confirm?). It looks like SUAccordion's visible instvar is
> still intending to hold components, even though items is holding
> SUNavigationItems.
>
> What happens if you modify all the methods that take "anElement" as an
> argument to pass "anElement body" into the methods you mention below?
>
> Julian
>
> On Fri, Jul 8, 2011 at 11:47 PM, James Foster <
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> wrote:
>>
>> In Seaside 2.8 one could use #'show:' to achieve this, but now that
>> components are wrapped I don't see how to do it. The methods #'show:',
>> #'hide:', #'toggle:', and #'isVisible:' appear to take a wrapper rather than
>> a component. As far as I can tell, there is no API to get the list of
>> wrappers.
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