On Mar 19, 10:02 am, Duchesnes Grégory - Ilomedia
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Still talking to myself...
>
> Apparently there's no listener available to find which attribute has been
> clicked (source
> :http://groups.google.com/group/firebug-working-group/web/firebug-even...)
> I've also tried to implement a contextMenu the way Codeburner does, it seems
> to work but i can not find the original node either so it does not help.
If you can explain what you want to achieve maybe we can help.
>
> From what i read my last resort is to monkey patch getContextMenuItems,
> but... how do i monkey patch Firebug? I tried to extend HtmlPanel in my class
> but it failed
> Example welcome (and i leave you alone after that)
Something like:
var fbGetContextMenuItems = Firebug.HTMLPanel.getContextMenuItems;
Firebug.HTMLPanel.getContextMenuItems = function(event)
{
var items = fbGetContextMenuItems(event);
items.push(myGreatItem);
return items;
}
>
> Greg
>
> Le 19 mars 2010 à 15:14, Duchesnes Grégory - Ilomedia a écrit :
>
> > Well,
>
> > i was not that stupid.
>
> > Indeed i managed to register to an event listener in Editor but the problem
> > is that it only allow me to get the value of the edited element and not its
> > type (i'd like to know if i'm editing the name of an attribute or its
> > value).
> > Is there another listener for that or maybe a property in currentPanel and
> > currentEditor?
>
> > thanks,
> > Gregory
>
> > Le 19 mars 2010 à 14:59, Duchesnes Grégory - Ilomedia a écrit :
>
> >> I'm feeling stupid sometimes, i guess it was to obvious :
>
> >> Firebug.Editor.addListener(this);
>
> >> Le 19 mars 2010 à 14:44, Duchesnes Grégory - Ilomedia a écrit :
>
> >>> Hi all,
>
> >>> follow up of my previous post, i'm now trying to use event listeners.
>
> >>> Here is what i need :
> >>> when someone clicks on an attribute in the HTML panel i need to send a
> >>> message to my own panel saying "hey an attribute has been clicked in HTML
> >>> panel".
>
> >>> i've spotted somme event listeners in editor.js, html.js and a11y.js but
> >>> i'm not sure how to use them (i'm no javascript guru in fact). Is there
> >>> an example on how to instantiate a listener in my panel?
> >>> Should i instantiate it in my prototype or in my model?
>
> >>> i've tried this for example, but it does not seem to work :(
>
> >>> var htmlPanelNode = this.context.getPanel('html').panelNode;
> >>> htmlPanelNode.addEventListener("click", this.onHtmlClick, false);
>
> >>> thanks for the help,
>
> >>> Gregory
>
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