> Duplicate Id's are pretty helpful though. Are you supposed to be able to add > multiple instances of a wtkx file?
Sorry, I should have been more clear. Duplicate IDs aren't really supported in a single WTKX file. However, you can duplicate them across WTKX files, or within multiple instances of the same WTKX file. Basically, the WTKX file defines a scope within which the IDs should be unique. It is analogous to defining multiple member variables with the same name in a Java class. That's not allowed, but you can still have multiple instances of that class, each of which has its own set of member variables. > If I wanted to add multple accordion panels that share a generic interface, > what would be the best way to do that? For each panel, I'd create a custom class that implements that interface. Then I would create a separate WTKX file for each panel, using your custom classes as the root element of your WTKX files. Then <wtkx:include> the files into the Accordion. G
