add session to the arguments of switch_page fn - #457
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The text describes how the 'switch_page' function can be brought outside of the 'server' function if a 'session' argument is added to it. But, the definition of 'switch_page' in the subsequent code block did not have a 'session' argument. Hence, 'session' arg was added in (and passed to updateTabsetPanel). Hope this makes sense, and I haven't misunderstood the original code.
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Gah, this whole section needs to be re-written because |
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The text describes how the 'switch_page' function can be brought outside of the 'server' function if a 'session' argument is added to it.
But, the definition of 'switch_page' in the subsequent code block did not have a 'session' argument.
Hence, 'session' arg was added in (and passed to updateTabsetPanel).
Hope this makes sense, and I haven't misunderstood the original code.
Also wondering whether
updateTabsetPanelshould be passed an explicit 'inputId = ...' rather than implicit 'input = ...'