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Em sexta-feira, 3 de outubro de 2014 19h50min21s UTC-3, skye riquelme
escreveu:
>
> Hi Eric and Thanks....
>
> my code now looks like this...
>
> var uploadDoc="";
> if(itemDetails[1]=="uploadDoc")
> {
> uploadDoc='<script
> label="uploadable">localStorage.docTipo="temaDocumento";localStorage.fonte="'+itemDetails[0]+'";place.setAttribute("tid","Upload_PDF");place.setAttribute("popupClass","sticky");place.setAttribute("width","400px");config.macros.showPopup.click.apply(place,event);</scri'+'pt><<setIcon
>
> Logos/smallPDF.png "" notext>'+'>';
>
> }
> display+='|'+show+'[[fonte|'+itemDetails[10]+']]{{floatright{'+uploadDoc+'<script
>
> label="comment">localStorage.rightMenu="comment";.....
>
> and later return "display".....everything displays perfectly but on
> clicking the icon (smallPDF)....I get an error that "event is not defined"
> ??? But event should be defined by the browser (I am FF 32 under Windows 8).
>
> Help...
>
> Skye
>
>
>
> Em quarta-feira, 1 de outubro de 2014 21h17min59s UTC-3, Eric Shulman
> escreveu:
>>
>> On Wednesday, October 1, 2014 4:13:52 PM UTC-7, skye riquelme wrote:
>>>
>>> Humm....no answers....what I need to know is how to write a call to
>>> showPopup macro from inside javascript.......seems it should be possible
>>> and easy, but I cant get it right, and no-one is answering my question...
>>>
>> var popupScript="tiddler:upload_PDF label:upload width:400px
>> popupClass:sticky";
>> var uploadDoc='<script
>> label="uploadable">localStorage.docTipo="temaDocumento";localStorage.fonte="'
>> +itemDetails[0]+'";config.macros.showPopup('+popupScript+');</scri'+'pt><<setIcon
>>
>> Logos/smallPDF.png "" notext>>';
>> display uploadDoc;
>>
>>
>> ShowPopupPlugin doesn't provide a direct API to trigger display of an
>> arbitrary popup. Rather, the handler for the <<showPopup>> macro creates a
>> button (link) with certain attributes (using values it unpacks from the
>> macro parameters), and then sets the "onclick" handler for that link to
>> invoke the popup. However, in your case, you don't want another button
>> created.. you just want to use the button created by InlineJavscriptPlugin
>> to trigger the popup ShowPopupPlugin handling.
>>
>> The good news is that there is a way to trick the handlers to do what you
>> want: in your inline script code, first set the required attributes on the
>> button, and then trigger the ShowPopupPlugin click handler, using the
>> button from the InlineJavascript code as the 'root' of the popup, like this:
>>
>> <script label="upload">
>> localStorage.docTipo="...";
>> localStorage.fonte="...";
>> place.setAttribute("tid","GettingStarted");
>> place.setAttribute("popupClass","sticky");
>> place.setAttribute("width","400px");
>> config.macros.showPopup.click.apply(place,event);
>> </script>
>>
>> Notes:
>> * "place" is defined by InlineJavascriptPlugin to be the button (link)
>> that was clicked on
>> * "event" is defined by the browser itself as part of the onclick
>> processing.
>> * .apply(...) allows the macro's click handler to be invoked in the
>> correct context, so that it will use the button from the inline script,
>> rather than the button it normally creates on it's own.
>> enjoy,
>> -e
>> Eric Shulman
>> TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios
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