Customize doubleclick event in Webtop

Hi,

Wanted to check if anybody has customized the doubleclick event in webtop. We have a requirement where when the user doublelclicks a document , we want to bring up a custom component , a popup giving the user options to either view,edit or checkout.

in all the JSP's the dmf:datagridrowevent event='dblclick' seems to wrap the dmf:link onclick='onclickobject' . The onclickobject JS function calls the server event 'onclickobject'. This method is present in the doclist.class file and looks like i might have to customize this.

I see the call Actionservice.execute("view".... in the class. Would it be a better approach to try to call our custom component here or maybe have the custom component totally separate and have a hotkey for that.

Any other suggestions are totally appreciated.

Thanks,

Prasan

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PanfilovAB


in all the JSP's the  dmf:datagridrowevent event='dblclick' seems to wrap the dmf:link onclick='onclickobject' . The onclickobject JS function calls the server event 'onclickobject'. This method is present in the doclist.class file and looks like i might have to customize this.

You can define own JS function that prompts user (for example JQuery allows to write dialogs with multiple buttons: http://jqueryui.com/dialog/) and invoke server events depending on button chosen.

SarmaP

Hello,

Here is how I overwrote this OnClick event in webtop. You can do similar stuff for ondblclick if I am not wrong.

Bring a copy of doclist_body.jsp to custom layer, find the following line and replace JS function for onclick with your JS function name.

<dmf:link onclick='YourJSFunctionNameHere' name='objectLink' runatclient='true' datafield='object_name'>

In the same file, define a custom JS function something like this:

function YourJSFunctionName(obj, id, type, isFolder, name)

{

if (isFolder == '1')

{

fireClientEvent("onClickContentObject", id, type);

postServerEvent(null, null, null, "onClickObject", "objectId", id, "type", type, "isFolder", isFolder);

}

else {

//your own implementation like opening a popup window etc...

}

That's it. When user clicks on an object name link in webtop, you will see your custom JS function called.

-Sarma.

Ryder

I guess you are right with extending DocList class and overriding onClickObject method.

You can mention your implementation inside the custom onClickObject method.

This should work.