paul-shannon
commented
5 years ago maybe this will help? I’ve used it often with buttons:
On May 5, 2019, at 9:56 AM, David Beck notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi, Paul
So I've figured out how to write a callback that can check the hidden storage for a given disclosure element and see how the callbacks to each disclosure element could be made to change the value of the hidden storage element in the next disclosure element in the workflow sequence. What I haven't been able to figure out is how to disable the expansion of an element that the user isn't ready to access. There seems to be no "disabled" property for these things and doing something like closing the off-limits elements when the user tries to open them seems awkward (and setting the "open" attribute via the callback doesn't seem to have any effect, anyhow, so maybe the callback passes the signal on to whatever toggles the element?).
The solution that I can think of would be to defer constructing the contents of the disclosure elements until they are ready to be used, something like what already happens with the tier mapping. I wanted to check with you though, before undertaking something like that. I seems to me it might be a major restructuring of the app.
David
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davidjamesbeck
Hi, Paul
So I've figured out how to write a callback that can check the hidden storage for a given disclosure element and see how the callbacks to each disclosure element could be made to change the value of the hidden storage element in the next disclosure element in the workflow sequence. What I haven't been able to figure out is how to disable the expansion of an element that the user isn't ready to access. There seems to be no "disabled" property for these things and doing something like closing the off-limits elements when the user tries to open them seems awkward (and setting the "open" attribute via the callback doesn't seem to have any effect, anyhow, so maybe the callback passes the signal on to whatever toggles the element?).
The solution that I can think of would be to defer constructing the contents of the disclosure elements until they are ready to be used, something like what already happens with the tier mapping. I wanted to check with you though, before undertaking something like that. I seems to me it might be a major restructuring of the app.
David