-- Christoph Dorn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
(on Friday, 05 September 2008, 10:14 AM -0700):
>
> > Easiest way is to use content capturing:
> >
> > <? $this->dojo()->accordionContainer()->captureStart('identifier',
> > $params, $attribs) ?>
> > <?= $this->dojo()->contentPane('paneIdentifier2', $content, $params,
> > $attribs) ?>
> > <?= $this->dojo()->contentPane('paneIdentifier2', $content, $params,
> > $attribs) ?>
> > <?= $this->dojo()->accordionContainer()->captureEnd('identifier') ?>
> >
> > $params and $attribs are always optional; $params are Dijit parameters,
> > $attribs are HTML attributes.
> >
> > The captureStart/captureEnd pairs can also be used with the contentPanes
> > themselves, using the same syntax as for the container.
> >
>
> Nearly there. I don't like using the <?= syntax so I have:
>
> print $this->accordionContainer()->captureStart(
You shouldn't do this, but you already know that...
> 'accordion1',
> array('title' => 'Pane Title'),
> array('style' => 'background-color: lightgray;'));
> print $this->accordionPane(
oh, and use echo. echo is a language construct, print is a function.
echo operates faster. Minor optimization.
> 'p1',
> 'Pane 1 Content',
> array('title' => 'Pane 1 Title'),
> array('style' => 'background-color: lightgray;'));
> print $this->accordionPane(
> 'p2',
> 'Pane 2 Content',
> array('title' => 'Pane 2 Title'),
> array('style' => 'background-color: lightgray;'));
> print $this->accordionContainer()->captureEnd('accordion1');
>
>
> Now according to your sample I should omit the "print" for the first
> $this->accordionContainer() BUT if I leave it out it does not work.
> Problem is if I leave it in in inserts an extra "1" inside the accordion
> div.
Odd. I just ran your exact example through, both with and without the
initial print statement, and it worked fine.
--
Matthew Weier O'Phinney
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