Salut François, On Fri, Nov 22, 2013 at 2:56 PM, François Poulain <fpoul...@metrodore.fr>wrote:
> So, making > conditionals items in a preference widget remain tedious, imho > (because the user will have to open/set option/close/open/set > option/close...). > If I understand you well you want something like: * a dropdown menu with several items "A", "B", "C". Let's say "C" is the default. * when the user selects "A", some new controls appear below, to the right, whatever. * when the user selects "B", the controls for "A" are replaced for those for "B", presumably new buttons, etc. * when the user selects "C", all extra stuff disappears. Have you tried with a refreshable_widget? Set the actions of the items "A" "B" "C" to functions sending a refresh to some sub-widget which will contain the stuff. Because refreshed widgets are rebuild with each refresh, you should be able to achieve what I described. Best, -- Miguel de Benito.
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