Re: [Dev] [UUF]Handling events of fragments

On Mon, Mar 20, 2017 at 4:42 PM, Manuranga Perera wrote: > Its not mandatory to use the success event. When Javascript file is >> loaded, it will bind the events. >> > That's what I also assumed, so better to let developer use the normal way > using $(func(){}) so it works with

Re: [Dev] [UUF]Handling events of fragments

> > Its not mandatory to use the success event. When Javascript file is > loaded, it will bind the events. > That's what I also assumed, so better to let developer use the normal way using $(func(){}) so it works with both uuf client and uuf backbend. So +1 for Rajith's method. Have no idea why

Re: [Dev] [UUF]Handling events of fragments

Hi, I hope you can verify this by modifying the sample available here[1]. [1]. http://www.javascriptkit.com/javatutors/loadjavascriptcss.shtml Regards, Chandana On Mon, Mar 20, 2017 at 10:58 AM, Denuwanthi De Silva wrote: > Hi Chandana, > > Thank you for the

Re: [Dev] [UUF]Handling events of fragments

Hi Chandana, Thank you for the clarification. That can be the issue. AFAIK $(function(){}); is normally referred as the short form of document.ready, how come $(function(){}); is working and not document.ready? Thanks On Mon, Mar 20, 2017 at 10:45 AM, Chandana Napagoda

Re: [Dev] [UUF]Handling events of fragments

HI Denuwanthi, AFAIK, "document ready" runs only once per page. Since your page is already loaded, it will not fire document ready event again. Regards, Chandana On Sat, Mar 18, 2017 at 6:50 PM, Denuwanthi De Silva wrote: > Hi, > > As Rajith mentioned when using the short

Re: [Dev] [UUF]Handling events of fragments

Hi Manu, Its not mandatory to use the success event. When Javascript file is loaded, it will bind the events. Regards, Chandana On Sat, Mar 18, 2017 at 3:48 PM, Manuranga Perera wrote: > Why does someone has to use a seccuess event? Can't they just put it in > public/js and get

Re: [Dev] [UUF]Handling events of fragments

Hi, As Rajith mentioned when using the short hand form of document ready function [1] it works as expected. When using [2] only it does not execute the public js of the fragment. [1]$(function(){}); [2] $(document).ready(function () {}); Thanks, On Sat, Mar 18, 2017 at 4:06 PM, Rajith

Re: [Dev] [UUF]Handling events of fragments

Hi, I have used button register event on document ready[1] of the front end js which is inside the fragment(public/js) folder. This works fine for me. I haven't used success call back for event register. [1] - $(function () { $('#addThrottleBtn').on('click', addPolicyToBackend); }); I

Re: [Dev] [UUF]Handling events of fragments

Why does someone has to use a seccuess event? Can't they just put it in public/js and get the same result ? On 18 Mar 2017 10:06, "Chandana Napagoda" wrote: Hi Manu, This is not a bug in uuf client. Once js is dynamically loaded, they can bind events from that javascript.

Re: [Dev] [UUF]Handling events of fragments

Hi Manu, This is not a bug in uuf client. Once js is dynamically loaded, they can bind events from that javascript. You can verify it by modifying the sample I have mentioned in my previous mail. BTW, could you please elaborate more on what you meant by "special" fragments? Regards, Chandana

Re: [Dev] [UUF]Handling events of fragments

Hi Denuwanthi, Rajith, > onCLick() Please don't do this, What I meant is to put in public/js dir inside the fragment, not in fragment hbs. No JS in HBS please, don't mix logic and pretension. Hi Napa, Sajith, > you should bind/initialize javascript events using the success event of > the

Re: [Dev] [UUF]Handling events of fragments

Hi Chandana, Thank you, it works . Thanks, On Thu, Mar 16, 2017 at 9:46 AM, Chandana Napagoda wrote: > Hi Denuwathi, > > As I explained offline, you should bind/initialize javascript events using > the success event of the renderFragment method. As mentioned, please refer

Re: [Dev] [UUF]Handling events of fragments

Hi Denuwathi, As I explained offline, you should bind/initialize javascript events using the success event of the renderFragment method. As mentioned, please refer client-side fragment sample in the uuf-common sample app. Regards, Chandana On Thu, Mar 16, 2017 at 8:41 AM, Denuwanthi De Silva

Re: [Dev] [UUF]Handling events of fragments

Thanks all for valuable suggestions. When rendering fragment via UUFClient, what we noticed is the corresponding front-end js did not pickup. Therefore, as Rajith mentioned used the onCLick() in the button html tag. But it would be more easier if we can do the front-end js logic of the fragment

Re: [Dev] [UUF]Handling events of fragments

> > Fragment is a self contained re usable component. I think its better to > have the all the front end logic related to the fragment inside that > fragment. > +1 On Tue, Mar 14, 2017 at 4:36 PM, Rajith Roshan wrote: > Hi > > On Tue, Mar 14, 2017 at 7:32 PM, Denuwanthi De

Re: [Dev] [UUF]Handling events of fragments

Hi On Tue, Mar 14, 2017 at 7:32 PM, Denuwanthi De Silva wrote: > Hi, > > I'm currently rendering a fragment inside a page using > 'UUFClient.renderFragment' method. > Then I display it in the page using "{{#defineZone}} helper. > > This fragment contains a button. > When I

Re: [Dev] [UUF]Handling events of fragments

Hi Denuwanthi, This is not a UUF related issue, this is how DOM works. To fix register listener to a higher node [1]. In the given sample they are using 'document', but as a best practice you should use the closest know parent, eg: parent div of the zone you are rendering the fragment into. For

[Dev] [UUF]Handling events of fragments

Hi, I'm currently rendering a fragment inside a page using 'UUFClient.renderFragment' method. Then I display it in the page using "{{#defineZone}} helper. This fragment contains a button. When I click that button I need to do an ajax call to a micro service. I make the ajax call inside the