Hi,
I need to declare module content with absolute css selector, not within the
module context. I know there's possibility to define module's base but
that's not sufficient for my setup. Let me describe it:
- I have a Page object and it has a grid represented by generic Grid
Module
- The Grid can have various column filters of various types: TextInput,
calendar or dropdown select.
- Dropdown select is represented by Module as well, so the composition
is Page -> Grid Module -> Select Module
- Because of the technology used (SmartGWT) the select item list is
represented in the DOM by *a table that's created dynamically by
activating the control* and it is located *out of context *of the Select
HTML subtree.
Solutions I've considered:
- Select Module content defined by absolute css selector in the Select
module pointing to this table of select items
- I don't know how to tell $() to operate on global context of the
whole page
- Another Module with *base* representing only the select item list, so
the whole composition would be Page -> Grid Module -> Select Module ->
Select Items List Module
- The problem is that the base of a Module in a Module is not
absolute but it is "contextualized" by higher level of Module composition
- Work this around by declaring the select item list on the Page level
and pass it through module constructor parameter down the hierarchy, which
is neither elegant nor practical
I have a feeling that I'm missing something fundamental :-)
Anyone having any idea how to solve this issue?
Best regards
Lubomir
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