**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Mar 18 02:59:58 2013 Mar 18 08:29:09 madnificent: so at least there is no fallacious propaganda in the presentation yet I presume :p Mar 18 10:25:13 hello Mar 18 10:25:50 we've got a bit of code here: http://jsfiddle.net/7sTPD/2/ and have a few questions Mar 18 10:26:55 in the result of console.log when running this code, the icons that are components of buttons are accessed directly from the app (this) Mar 18 10:27:41 and, it looks like all tabs are activated when the constructor is called Mar 18 10:32:23 updated the fiddle, http://jsfiddle.net/7sTPD/3/ Mar 18 10:37:26 well, I guess this behaviour is normal, as stated in https://github.com/enyojs/enyo/wiki/Tutorial#making-a-tweet-control li components are in a ul component and accessed directly from list :) Mar 18 10:42:23 so I guess one difference between getComponents() and getControls() is that getComponents() returns a flat array versus a hierarchical stucture for getControls()? Mar 18 14:29:47 by the way, do you think that https://enyojs.atlassian.net/secure/attachment/12434/client_vs_chrome.txt could also be added to the wiki / documentation? looks like it explains last friday's problem we encountered as we used destroyComponents() instead of destroyClientControls() Mar 18 18:08:07 populating a picker dynamically doesn't seem to work Mar 18 18:08:31 i was trying to use createComponent on the picker to populate it. any ideas? Mar 18 18:17:52 you know, that is a big difference with mojo. with mojo, you tried something, and it worked. i run into more issues with enyo trying to be clever Mar 18 18:27:29 * madnificent heads out with frustration Mar 18 20:33:33 Hello folks. I was wondering if there is a best practice method for a UI where you need to dynamically create and swap out panels. Mar 18 20:36:28 Trex005: i believe it greatly depends on the constraints you place on your application. you might want to destroy the panels, or you may want to keep them in memory Mar 18 20:38:45 Well, I'm hoping for cool transition effects, so I'd like to generate the new panel, animate it in and then destroy the old one. Mar 18 21:10:13 you'll probably need to write your own enyo.Panels kind then. IIRC it's fairly well documented, and there are some other examples in the community gallery :) Mar 18 21:53:58 do you need to destroy the onld one? Mar 18 21:54:13 because you might be able to get away with an arranger Mar 19 01:33:18 Uncaught TypeError: Object 1 has no method 'setAttribute' \o/ Mar 19 01:33:34 or wait, that is /not/ all that awesome :) Mar 19 01:34:15 this is from deep inside addClass Mar 19 01:37:46 just so people don't go digging for the error, as it's a far-fetched thing. this comes from the fact that id is actually a property that matters, even though there is no function saying that. **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Mar 19 02:59:58 2013