On Sun, Oct 2, 2011 at 3:06 PM, benneq <benjamin_ma...@lavabit.com> wrote:
>
> A working solution would be:
> have a single presenter and a single view. And the presenter tells the
> display using a boolean which UI to display. But I expect it to
> produce very ugly code. Everywhere:
> # if(loggedIn == true)
> # show this;
> #
> # show UI for both;
>
>
If you don't mind having the admin widgets/elements exist in all pages, but
be hidden then this, pretty much.
In your view:
showAdminUi(boolean isAdmin) {
adminButtonA.setVisible(isAdmin);
adminTextBoxB.setVisible(isAdmin);
adminButtonY.setVisible(isAdmin);
}
Call it from your presenter. And hide the widgets by default (just call
showAdminUi(false) in your views constructor)
You could further improve this method using CSS and/or searching for the
widgets/elements to be toggled. You can also group things inside Panel's and
just hide/show them.
There are certainly other approaches, but no need to overcomplicate it for a
handful of widgets on each page.
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