Is it possible to set on click action when Tab is disabled? I would like to inform user to do some action before accessing this Tab
I just found the answer, and it is pretty simple.
Create Label and add to it onClick event handler
Set use label as tab graphic
tab.setGraphic(label);
Easy, and it's working just fine.
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I am not sure if this is exactly what I need, so I'll explain my situation
I am using CSS to show a popup window by using the :target state to set the visibility and opacity of it correctly.
On the popup I have an X that sets a new empty target when clicked, this closes the popup as it is not the target anymore.
This is my X link:
<a href="#" className="project-form__close">
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</a>
My problem is this - the popup is actually a form, and I'd like it to close automatically when the form submits, without the user actually having to click anything.
How can I do that? I'm not actually navigating anywhere.
Two choices:
Call the .click() method on the link, to simulate a click
Just do window.location.hash = ''; to perform the same effect directly
I have a tabbar in my trigger.io app and currently have the setactive parameter set on the function element for each tab, so when selecting a tab it highlights the tab. While this works as expected I noticed if I go back using the back button on android or a built in soft button in app
( history.back() )
The highlight is lost. Now I understand why it would get lost as its only explicitly told to highlight when tapped but I was wondering if there is a way to programmatically trigger the highlight or active state so when I navigate between tabs and use the back button it will keep the highlighted state properly for each tab section?
Easiest would probably to add an event listener to update the button state with:
forge.event.backPressed.addListener(callback, error)
Also see: https://trigger.io/docs/current/api/core/event.html
Using Google Apps ScriptI created a panel with a submitbutton and an anchor .
If the user clicks on the button I want to activate the anchor and perform its actions as if it has been clicked itself.
So I thought generating a mouseclick on the anchor by CreateEvent would be sufficient.
But I can't find a way to generate that clickevent.
How can I do that(or achieve my goal differently) ?
You'll want to just assign the same client / server handlers that the anchor has to the submit button. Try a regular button instead of submit if a form isn't involved. Can't create a mouse click event through code either.
Let's say I have an onFocus event for a text box. That event triggers when the user tabs into that box, as expected. But it also seems like the event triggers when the box is selected, and then the window is covered and then uncovered, by switching tabs, opening then closing another application, etc. Is there a way to make it so that the event triggers only by tabbing (or mouse-clicking) the text box, and NOT by covering then uncovering the window?
You can use an onClick event. This will only trigger the event on the click though, not tabbing.
You could also use onKeyDown which would trigger on any key press, but would also trigger when the user tabbed away from the textbox.
http://jsfiddle.net/kBzAu/2/
when one goes away from page, you may use window.document.onblur=function(){disable all onFocus};
and re activate them with window.document.onfocus=function(){enable all onFocus};
In Microsoft Access 2007 the Textbox can be set to display a cut-down version of HTML as richtext.
However, there does not seem to be an easy way to detect what has been clicked within the box itself.
For instance, you can display a classic HTML <a> tag that appears as a link but clicking it doesn't generate any event.
I'd like to know what has been clicked, somehow.
Any idea?
I don't have A2007 to test this, but if clicking the link sets the cursor position, you could check the rich text control's .SelStart property (while it has the focus), but I don't know what event you'd use to trap this. OnEnter and OnGotFocus seem to be too early, and OnChange won't fire just for clicking a link, but the control's OnClick event might do the trick.
If so, you'd have to parse forward and back from the selection point to figure out if you're in a hyperlink, and I'm not sure exactly how that works in the A2007 richtext control.
Sorry I can't be of more help, .OnClick combined with .SelText might work if the click on a hyperlink sets the cursor position within the clicked hyperlink.