Matthew Gregory wrote:
> That's strange, you e.getData() should return a boolean not an object.
> Can you copy and paste your code please and we'll have a look.
>
I did this
> this.fireDataEvent("changeReadOnly", {value: value, old: old});
instead of
> this.fireDataEvent("changeReadOnly", value);
Now, I get an object with value and old set to the corresponding values
and it works fine now.
Using the second syntax doesn't give the old value always and gives the
new value only if the readonly is true.
My class is;
> qx.Class.define("NewTextArea",
> {
> extend : qx.ui.form.TextArea,
> events :
> {
> "changeReadOnly" : "qx.event.type.Data"
> },
> members :
> {
> _applyReadOnly : function(value, old)
> {
> this.base(arguments, value, old);
> this.debug("Apply readonly value:" + value + " old:" + old + "
> ...");
> this.fireDataEvent("changeReadOnly", {value: value, old: old});
> }
> }
> });
cheers,
skar.
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