Please don't apologize for the lack of examples.
I have to, because I have been pushing everyone to use fusebox and whetted everyone's appetite at the Summit, but then didn't come through with the goods. It's painful to me that I am having so much fun with fusebox and everyone else is struggling to figure it out.
I am using nested layouts (a few, anyway) in my current project and it was really simple to add a single line to each switch and end up with a page title and a site navigation/locater block. (E.g. Bank > Accounts > Checking > Dec, 2004 Statement.) This is so easy compared to the way I've always done it in the past.
Yes, that works nicely with nested layouts. But sometimes that doesn't work. Active4D v4 will have a Breadcrumb library that handles this kind of thing very cleanly.
If you feel like I missed the boat on the point of fusebox.SendFuseaction, feel free to include something about that
fusebox.SendFuseaction is designed to be used when you want to create standalone "components" (which in reality are self-contained circuits), such as a calendar, that you can drop into a project and use. You design the circuit to respond to fuseactions, then you place it in your display fuse where you want it and get it to draw by calling fusebox.SendFuseaction.
I demoed this at the Summit, I will include this demo with v4.
Regards,
- Aparajita
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