I have a problem with JsTree's contextmenu, how can I remove the default elements from the contextmenu like Create, Delete, Rename? I want to provide elements of my own, but the default elements are still at the contextmenu.
"contextmenu" : {
"items" : {
"IsimVer" : {
"label" : "İsim Değiştir",
"action" : function (obj) { this.rename(obj); }
},
"Ekle" : {
"label" : "Ekle",
"action" : function (obj) { this.create(obj); }
},
"Sil" : {
"label" : "Sil",
"action" : function (obj) { this.remove(obj); }
}
}
I had this issue a couple of days ago but haven't yet decided if this is a bug or a feature. It may be related to the order in which the plugins are loaded.
What worked for me was returning the items from a function:
"contextmenu" : {
"items" : function ($node) {
return {
"IsimVer" : {
"label" : "İsim Değiştir",
"action" : function (obj) { this.rename(obj); }
},
"Ekle" : {
"label" : "Ekle",
"action" : function (obj) { this.create(obj); }
},
"Sil" : {
"label" : "Sil",
"action" : function (obj) { this.remove(obj); }
}
};
}
}
After some searching it seems that the default behaviour is for your menu items to extend the defaults, so this is a feature. Unfortunately the documentation currently lacks the detail on this point.
If you like to modify labels of existing items or remove a few, a simple solution like below will work
"contextmenu": {
"items": function(node) {
var defaultItems = $.jstree.defaults.contextmenu.items();
defaultItems.create.label = "Ekle";
delete defaultItems.ccp;
return defaultItems;
}
}
This will set "Create" items label as "Ekle" and remove cut copy paste from default items.
Just set value to false in items object. For example, to disable edit (cut, copy, paste) menu try this:
contextmenu : {
items : {
"ccp" : false
}
}
Set ccp, create, rename, remove to false like this :
plugins : ["themes","json_data","ui","crrm", "hotkeys", "types", "contextmenu"],
contextmenu : {
items : {
"IsimVer" : {
"label" : "IsimVer",
"action" : function (obj) { alert("IsimVer"); }
},
"Ekle" : {
"label" : "Ekle",
"action" : function (obj) { alert("Ekle"); }
},
"Sil" : {
"label" : "Sil",
"action" : function (obj) { alert("tiga"); }
},
"ccp" : false,
"create" : false,
"rename" : false,
"remove" : false
}
}
Related
For some reason, the blur event doesn't get fired when the below floating panel loses focus. However, when I listen to the 'el' of the panel for the blur event, it gets registered as shown in the listeners config. What I want to do is hide the panel when the blur event occurs. How do I get access to the parent panel ?
Ext.define('NoteKeeper.view.tabs.AttachmentPanel',{
extend : 'Ext.panel.Panel',
alias : 'widget.attachmentPanel',
itemId : 'attachmentPanel',
floating : true,
focusable : true,
width : 200,
height : 150,
layout : {
type : 'vbox'
},
items : [
{
xtype : 'grid',
store : null,
columns : [
{
text : 'File Name',
dataIndex : 'fileName'
},
{
dataIndex : 'remove'
}
]
},
{
xtype : 'button',
text : '+'
}
],
listeners : {
el: {
blur: {
fn: function()
{
console.log( this );
//how do I access the 'attachmentPanel' from here
//so I can hide it ?
}
}
}
},
noteId : null,
initComponent : function()
{
this.callParent(arguments);
}
});
Please note that there can be multiple instances of these 'attachmentPanel's.
The following appears to work fine:
listeners : {
el: {
blur: {
fn: function()
{
console.log(this);
var elId = this.id;
var attachmentPanels = Ext.ComponentQuery.query('#attachmentPanel');
Ext.Array.forEach( attachmentPanels, function(cmp){
if(cmp.id == elId)
{
cmp.hide();
return false;
}
});
}
}
}
Please let me know if there is better/more efficient solution. Thanks!
There is a reference from the element to the owning component, in form of the component property, so from the scope of the element, you can access the panel like so:
var attachmentPanel = this.component;
Maybe someone can give some ideas, how to add item to the end of combobox dropdown, and make it "different" for example put separator before it or make it bold. Combobox uses sorted (by name) store, and on load there is added item which I want to make different.
Ext.define('Plugin.workspace.store.FavouriteCarStore', {
extend : 'Plugin.workspace.store.CarStore',
alias : 'store.favouritecar',
filters : [{
property : 'favorite',
value : true
}],
listeners : {
load : function(store) {
var rec = {
id : 'showAll',
name : 'Show All',
favorite : true
};
store.add(rec);
}
}
});
combo uses this store:
tbar : [{
xtype : 'combo',
width : 200,
editable: false,
store : {
type : 'favouritecar'
},
bind : {
value : '{workspace}'
},
tpl : '<ul class="x-list-plain"><tpl for="."><li role="option" class="x-boundlist-item">{name}</li></tpl></ul>',
displayTpl : '<tpl for=".">{name}</tpl>',
listeners : {
'select' : 'onSelectWorkspace'
}
}].
This code adds item, which looks like others, and places it depending on sort.
I use 5.1 ExtJS.
EDIT: solution to add item to list end.
sorters : [{
sorterFn : function(rec1, rec2) {
if (rec1.id != 'showAll' && rec2.id != 'showAll') {
return ((rec1.get('name') > rec2.get('name')) ? 1 : (rec1.get('name') === rec2.get('name') ? 0 : -1));
} else {
return ((rec1.id == 'showAll') ? 1 : -1);
}
}
}],
Method 1
Use a custom cls on the combo's listConfig:
listConfig: {
cls: 'thisComboMakesLastItemDifferent'
},
And then use CSS to make the last item different:
.thisComboMakesLastItemDifferent li:last-child {
color: red;
font-weight: bold;
}
Method 2
Since you are marking your "different" item with favorite: true, you can code it in the template:
tpl: '<tpl for="."><li role="option" class="x-boundlist-item favorite-{favorite}">{name}</li></tpl>',
And then, again, use CSS:
.favorite-true:before {
content: 'FAV: '
}
Note that the first method focuses on making the last item different regardless of what item it is. The second method makes specific item different (you need extra logic to make sure it is the last; you have one already).
See both methods in action: https://fiddle.sencha.com/#fiddle/sdj
Maybe you can use store.insert(store.indexOf(store.last()) index, rec) or store.insert(store.count() - 1, rec)?
load : function(store) {
somewhere.static.setShowAllAsLastRecordOfStore(store);
}
filterchange(store, filters, eOpts) {
somewhere.static.setShowAllAsLastRecordOfStore(store);
}
sort(store, eOpts) {
somewhere.static.setShowAllAsLastRecordOfStore(store);
}
setShowAllAsLastRecordOfStore: function(store) {
var rec = {
id : 'showAll',
name : 'Show All',
favorite : true
};
store.remove(store.findRecord('id', 'showAll'));
store.insert(store.indexOf(store.last()) index, rec);
// or
store.insert(store.count() - 1, rec);
}
I am able to access the onclick properties function for the printButton property at the end of the block. Although I am unable to initiate the onclick functions under the exportButton property.I have the following code.
B.exporting = {
type : "image/png",
url : "http://export.highcharts.com/",
width : 800,
enableImages : false,
buttons : {
exportButton : {
symbol : "exportIcon",
x : -10,
symbolFill : "#A8BF77",
hoverSymbolFill : "#768F3E",
_titleKey : "exportButtonTitle",
menuItems : [{
textKey : "downloadPNG",
onclick : function() {
this.exportChart()
}
}, {
textKey : "downloadJPEG",
**onclick : function() {
this.exportChart({
type : "image/jpeg"
})**
}
}, {
textKey : "downloadPDF",
onclick : function() {
this.exportChart({
type : "application/pdf"
})
}
}, {
textKey : "downloadSVG",
onclick : function() {
this.exportChart({
type : "image/svg+xml"
})
}
}
}]
},
printButton : {
symbol : "printIcon",
x : -36,
symbolFill : "#B5C9DF",
hoverSymbolFill : "#779ABF",
_titleKey : "printButtonTitle",
onclick : function() {
this.print()
}
}
}
};
I am binding keyboard controls to the click events using the jquery plugin this is what I used to print. This Works!:
Mousetrap.bind('ctrl+s', function(e) { B.exporting.buttons.printButton.onclick(this.print());
});
This code is what I tried to access an individual onclick function under the exportButton property in the json above
Mousetrap.bind('*', function(e) {B.exporting.buttons.exportButton.menuItems[0].onclick;});
The result i get is the value but i want to run the function as the onclick property does.Does anyone know how to run a function under a json property?I Appreciate any help here thanks folks.
Mousetrap.bind('click', B.exporting.buttons.exportButton.menuItems[0].onclick);
Your ctrl-s binding also looks wrong, it should be:
Mousetrap.bind('ctrl+s', B.exporting.buttons.printButton.onclick);
The printButton.onclick function doesn't take an argument. Your binding calls this.print before calling the printButton.onclick function, and then the printButton.onclick function
does it again.
I am using jsTree latest version in one of my application.
I want certain checkboxes to be disabled by default.
For that i am referring this.
I have following jstree code:
$("#"+"div_"+aspectid).jstree({
'core' : {
"themes" : { "icons" : false },
'data' : {
'url' : 'include/ajax.php?option=constructtree',
'data' : function (node) {
return { aspectcode : aspectcode, geographylevel : geographylevel };
}
}
},
"types" :
{
"types" : {
"disabled" : {
"check_node" : false,
"uncheck_node" : false
}
}
},
"plugins" : ["themes","html_data","ui","crrm","types", "checkbox"],
"checkbox" : { "two_state" : true }
});
I have added rel=disabled in the li tags
<li id=$childvalue[code] rel='disabled'>
I am not getting any errors and i am able to check and uncheck the node.
What could be the issue?
provide filddler for same.
Inorder to disable check box and make it not to check and uncheck use "onclick= return false"
This functionality has been changed in more recent versions of jstree.
With 3.2, to disable a checkbox set the data-jstree attribute on the LI tag.
<li data-jstree={ "checkbox_disabled": true }>
I have a codeset that dynamically creates an "option" in a select box. But, since we're using Knockout, when I go to SELECT that newly created option, and click on it, it gets removed, e.g. DISAPPEARS! Poof!!!!
So, here's the create script:
function createNewGroup()
{
var htmlSelect = document.getElementById('groups');
var optionValue = document.getElementById('newgroupname');
if (optionValue.value === '')
{
alert('Please enter group name.');
optionValue.focus();
return false;
}
if (isOptionAlreadyExist(htmlSelect, optionValue.value))
{
optionValue.value = "";
alert('Group name already exists.\n\nPlease try again.');
optionValue.focus();
return false;
}
var selectBoxOption = document.createElement("option");
selectBoxOption.value = optionValue.value;
selectBoxOption.text = optionValue.value;
htmlSelect.add(selectBoxOption, null);
optionValue.value = "";
alert("New group has been added successfully.");
optionValue.focus();
return true;
};
Since this is a KNOCKOUT observable, how to keep it in the box when I select it, moreover, how do I send that new value back to JSON object. Here's an example of that:
{"groups":[
{
"groupname" : "Administrator",
"attr" : { "id" : "li.attr.node_1",
"href" : "#",
"data-bind" : "click: grpMgmt('Administrator');" }
},
{
"groupname" : "Guest",
"attr" : { "id" : "li.attr.node_2",
"href" : "#",
"data-bind" : "click: grpMgmt('Guest');" }
}
]
}
Hence, the admin user can create a new user so it can look like this:
{"groups":[
{
"groupname" : "Administrator",
"attr" : { "id" : "li.attr.node_1",
"href" : "#",
"data-bind" : "click: grpMgmt('Administrator');" }
},
{
"groupname" : "Guest",
"attr" : { "id" : "li.attr.node_2",
"href" : "#",
"data-bind" : "click: grpMgmt('Guest');" }
}
],
"users":[
{
"groupname" : "Joes Users",
"attr" : { "id" : "li.attr.node_1",
"href" : "#",
"data-bind" : "click: grpMgmt('Joe');" }
}
]
}
OK, I'll stop writing for now... thanks...
If you're using knockout (which I can't actually see) all you need to do is bind your select box to an observable array and when you need to add a new item just push it onto the array and knockout will add it to the list for you.
Knockout should essentially replace that script you've included with a lot less, much more simplistic code.