I have a view with two parts in my website:
There are going to be two different parts to this view:
A file-hierarchy-like thing where you can click through tasks and reveal their subtasks
and the view part where you can see the information on the selected task and update it.
From doing the bootcamp that had the chirps, I got the impression that it was good if I separated (into two view files) the “view”-view, where you only look at a task, and the “edit”-view where you edit the task.
When my user has clicked on some tasks, and has selected a subtask that they want to edit, how can I keep the state of hierarchy the same, with the same collapsed/expanded tasks, but switch the second half (the “view”-view) to a editing view where they get to edit?
|| I am guessing it is a little tricky because menus tend to collapse when you reload/switch pages, and I’d like to keep it seamless. ||