Carlos Villegas wrote:
We use the React web framework for our application, but I think this applies to
other frameworks as well.. There are many web frameworks these days. Most of
the time you use them in a single page web application model. So you will have
the same issues in any framework if you want to have several instances of the
XML Editor running in your single-page application. We implemented the actual
wrapper hosting the shadowRoot in plain javascript similar to the code in the
xxe-client. We then created a React component on top of that to integrate it
with the rest of our application.
We have only tested these shadowRoot changes on Chrome so far, which is what we support for our own customers. We run our App on Chrome on MacOS, Windows and Linux.
According to documentation online about the shadowRoot.getSelection API, it is not supported in all browsers, but there are alternative ways to do the same thing, so we understand. We'll do testing on other browsers and report.
Thank you very much for all this useful information.
On our side, We'll *try* to migrate xxe-client to ShadowRoot in the near
future (because it's obviously the "cleanest" way to implement it).
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