In the pseudo code:

protected function content() {
return [

Panel::create()
    ->menu([
        'Details' => MenuItem::create()->icon('fa fa-table')
            ->onClick(
                Client::showLoader().
                ( Client::widget('childA') || Client::widget('childB') )->showDetail() // ?
            )
    ])
    ->sub([
        FlexView::create('myFlexView')
            ->viewOptions([...])

How to know witch flexView I'm on to be able to call showDetail() on it?

ps. I want a one Panel to hold the FlexView widget instead of a FlexView with Panels inside as in the FlexView Dashbaord example. It is working already, but I would like to add the Details menu button now.

[Widget] myFlexView
Message: Call undefined actionDetail() method

I also tried other things like actionShowDetail, showDetail and a bunch of other undefined methods. The fact is that I don't know what to call and don't know the most important, how to find out existing methods of a KR class.

By trying with print_r(get_class_methods($this->sibling('childOfViewA')));

Array ( 
    [0] => dataView 
    [1] => __construct 
    [2] => sibling 
    [3] => existenceRegister 
    [4] => hasSibling 
    [5] => update 
    [6] => needUpdated 
    [7] => handle 
    [8] => skeletonView 
    [9] => lazyLoadingView 
    [10] => view 
    [11] => client 
    [12] => init 
    [13] => create 
    [14] => __call 
    [15] => registerMagicMethod 
    [16] => constructServices 
    [17] => fireEvent 
    [18] => registerEvent 
    [19] => __constructTProps 
    [20] => __magicGetProps 
    [21] => __magicTProps 
    [22] => props 
    [23] => getProps 
    [24] => getProp 
    [25] => _getProps 
    [26] => _getProp 
    [27] => removeProps 
    [28] => hasProp 
    [29] => hasRun 
    [30] => app 
    [31] => dashboard 
    [32] => name 
    [33] => enabled 
    [34] => enabledWhen 
    [35] => action 
    [36] => exportedView 
    [37] => renderXLSXTable 
    [38] => renderXLSXWidget 
    [39] => exportedData 
    [40] => params 
    [41] => state 
    [42] => clearState 
    [43] => hasState 
    [44] => __constructDetailAction 
    [45] => getWidgets ) {"panels":{"myFlexView":["

I is a

\koolreport\dashboard\widgets\d3\ColumnChart;

and I'm creating it as

ArchiveDocQtdA::create('ArchiveDocQtdA')->detailShowable(true),

I had it before as a normal widget and call

Client::widget('ArchiveDocQtdA')->showDetail()

was working ok.

It just shows the loading for a couple seconds and nothing more.

I can see in the inspect tool the ArchiveDocQtdAdetail panel is being loading, the content looks like a modal one, but just that. No errors, nothing.

--

ps. Maybe it's getting into too much trouble for too little of economy, like get less DOM to update?

I was planning in create only one Panel with FlexView and just the graphs inside it's views, but it's starting to looks like it's just easyer to add panels everywhere and get it done. Maybe I need to print the KISS principle and glue it to my monitor.

If you guys think it's a good ideia to optimize it in that level, maybe add some example like this would help.

It worked haha. Nice one.

Do you know something that would be nive to have bultin in FlexView, a showNextView() and showPreviousView() methods, that would make a breeze to add a global back button now. But, I guess we would need a getParams() as well.