Hi,
I'm working on a robot that every time a user creates a new blip, for
example when clicking on reply button (even for inner replies), the
robot inserts some form elements in the new blip.
I was expecting that the WAVELET_BLIP_CREATED will run just right
after the user clicks on reply and creates a new blip, but this is not
happening. What is happening is that when clicking in reply, i.e.
creating the new blip, the new blip is created, but the event is not
executed until I type anything in the created blip, lets say a white
space or anything, then the code in the event handler is executed.
So, the question, Is this behavior the expected or is there an issue on this?
If this is the expected behavior of the event, then, how can I insert
something (the form elements) in the blip recently created without
expecting that the user enters some characters in the blip?
The code that I'm using to insert the form elements to the recently
created blip is:
...
@Override
public void onWaveletBlipCreated(WaveletBlipCreatedEvent event) {
Blip blipCreated = event.getNewBlip();
blipCreated.append("\n\n");
blipCreated.append("Property:");
blipCreated.append(new FormElement(ElementType.INPUT,
"property:"+
blipCreated.getBlipId(), ""));
blipCreated.append("Value:");
blipCreated.append(new FormElement(ElementType.INPUT, "value:"+
blipCreated.getBlipId(), ""));
}
...
I'm working with Java API v2.
Thanks.
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