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This topic has 3 voices, contains 5 replies, and was last updated by  carsten89 319 days ago.

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July 5, 2012 at 7:13 am #link

carsten89

Hi,
i’m total new here and i would do something link this:


<?php
foreach ($categories as $category){
echo "$category['name']";
}
?>

how could i combind this with Asyncpanels?

a second foreach wich generate this?



var asyncPanels;

	var properties =
	{
		'duration': 500,
		'pages':
		[
		 	'page_startmenu',
{id: 'page_shop_get_category', url: 'category/1'},
{id: 'page_shop_get_category', url: 'category/2'},
{id: 'page_shop_get_category', url: 'category/3'},
		 ]
	}
 	asyncPanels = new wink.plugins.AsyncPanels(properties);
        wink.byId('container').appendChild(asyncPanels.getDomNode());



thanks for your help


    

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				July 5, 2012 at 7:32 am				#link
													
			

			
			

								
				
carsten89				
								
							
	
	
			
	
					
				
a second foreach wich generate this?


div id=”shop_get_category1″

div id=”shop_get_category2″

div id=”shop_get_category3″

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				July 5, 2012 at 8:03 am				#link
													
			

			
			

								
				
admin				
								
							
	
	
			
	
					
				
Hi,


Yes, you can use a foreach loop to generate the divs where the content of your pages will be inserted. You can alos use a foreach loop to add the right properties to the asyncpanels.


Note that the ids you specify in the properties must be unique and correspond to the divs you created.


I hope this helps…


Jérôme

	
					
			
	
		

	

							
	

		

			
	
				July 5, 2012 at 8:19 am				#link
													
			

			
			

								
				
carsten89				
								
							
	
	
			
	
					
				
thanks for the fast answer.


but when i use a foreach i would have 50-100 divs on the site.


is there a more dynamical way?

	
					
			
	
		

	

							
	

		

			
	
				July 10, 2012 at 12:35 pm				#link
													
			

			
			

								
				
sylvain				
								
							
	
	
			
	
					
				
Hi,


If you’re talking about optimize the use of the asyncpanels component, there is currently no way to add or remove dynamically pages, you have to make your loop on the ‘pages’ property of the component.

Since the 1.4.2, you can add or remove pages on the slidingpanels component, on which the asyncpanels is based, so you may extend the asyncpanels in order to fit your needs with your own ‘add’ or ‘remove’ methods.


hope this helps


Sylvain

	
					
			
	
		

	

							
	

		

			
	
				July 11, 2012 at 7:44 am				#link
													
			

			
			

								
				
carsten89				
								
							
	
	
			
	
					
				
i have now write my own add and remove method and it works good for me.

thanks for help.

	
					
			
	
		

	

					

	

	
	
			
	
	

		


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