The onClick event contains details about the Marker who was clicked. However, I have noticed that if I update a prop on the Marker, and then click it, event.target.options which appears to be the props, does not contain the updated prop.
I have found that if I update the prop AND change the key, then the onClick event will have the updated prop; however, then my PopUp breaks probably due to the component being redrawn and the popup state getting reset from the new key.
Please let me know if you need additional clarification or details.
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I need to add an event listener to an ag-grid header that fires when enter is pressed only when the column is currently focused in ag-grid. The reason for this is because I'm trying to open a custom modal. I already have it firing on an event click of the button I created. However, this is not accessible, so I need to be able to tab to it and then press enter to open the modal.
Currently I am using the headerComponentParams: template: to render the html necessary in the header.
I have an ancestor form with some controls on it, some of them are associated with actions so they "acquire" their action's events (i.e. a button acquires the action's OnExecute event on its OnClick event).
Then I have another form that inherits from this one. I want one of the inherited buttons to behave differently from what's in the ancestor (yes I know, this is not good practice, but let's concentrate on the topic), so I create a new action and its OnExecute event, then set the button's action to the new one. Check if the button's OnClick event points to the new OnExecute event handler and it seems all fine.
Run the program, click on the button and surprise, the executed code is the one from the ancestor's action, not my new one!
Double check the new form, seems ok... But if I close and reopen it in the IDE, I can see the OnClick event handler of my button actually points to event handler acquired from the ancestor action, not from my new one.
The problem probably lies on the fact that the OnClick event handler, being acquired from the action, is not written to the DFM file, so when my inherited form is loaded, the OnClick event on my button isn't defined and is inherited from the ancestor form. Am I correct?
But then, how can I solve this problem?
I have a TinyMCE editor embedded in a page in which the outer element has an ondrop handler that uploads dropped files.
However, if the user drops a file on the TinyMCE editor, the parent handler is never called. Regardless of whether I enable or disable drag-drop in the editor, the event never propagates to the parent element.
Is there a way to propagate an ondrop event from the TinyMCE editor to the surrounding element?
The editor itself is an iFrame so if you want to propagate the event you need to make sure you are passing it to the parent if you want the page to get the event.
Perhaps you can make a TinyMCE Fiddle or CodePen of what you are doing so people can see what you have tried?
I'm facing a problem with getting control over 'click' event on sap.viz.ui5.types.legend.Common which extends Element not Control. The task is to manage clicks on the ellipsis ("...") in Legend which set as non-scrollable.The main problem, as far as I understand, is that the Legend is not a control and it's kinda tricky to catch onclick event for it.
My custom CQ5 component has a dialog which consists of 2 drop down menus. I would like to automatically set a default value to second menu depending on whatever is the value selected from the previous drop down.
How can I achieve this?
you can register handlers for different events triggered by the widgets. You can use the "selectionchanged" event to register a function that will read the new content from the dropdown and then use the setValue() method in the second dropdown to put whatever you want there.
To obtain the second dropdown from the first you can use the nextSibling() method.
The widget documentation will help you a lot. look for "selection"