Hi, all I got the following question,
supose that I want to define an accordion like this... <t:jquery.accordion t:panels="AccordionDemoTabs1,AccordionDemoTabs2, > AccordionDemoTabs3,AccordionDemoTabs4" > t:activeElementId="activeElement"> > > <p:AccordionDemoTabs1> > <h3>Element 1</h3> > <hr/> > content from block 1 > </p:AccordionDemoTabs1> > > <p:AccordionDemoTabs2> > <h3>Element 2</h3> > <hr/> > content from block 2 > </p:AccordionDemoTabs2> > > </t:jquery.accordion> > > but, that I want to decide dynamically how many elements the accordion has, so I thought about using a t:loop inside the t:jquery.accordion... like this: <t:jquery.accordion ...> > <t:loop ... > > <p:AccordionDemoTabs1> > <h3>Element 1</h3> > <hr/> > content from block 1 > </p:AccordionDemoTabs1> > </t:loop> > </t:jquery> > > but I experienced some problems with the loop thinking that AccordionDemoTabs1 was a parameter for him while in fact the intention was that it was a parameter for t:jquery.accordion... does anyone knows how would I "escape" the <p: tag so that loop don't take it as own? cheers and thanks in advance! Nicolás.-
