Ektron® eWebEditPro Developer's Reference Guide

Double-Click Element Handlers
JavaScript Objects
To add your own double-click element handler, define a JavaScript function in
your Web page to run as shown below.
eWebEditProDblClickElement(oElement)
{
return true or false
}
The eWebEditProDblClickElement function runs when certain elements are
double-clicked. It may be easier, however, to define the applicable handler
function for a specific object.
The hyperlink, image, and table element objects have their own functions that run
when they are double-clicked.
See Also:
• ”Event: eWebEditProDblClickElement” on page 154
• ”Event: eWebEditProDblClickHyperlink” on page 155
• ”Event: eWebEditProDblClickImage” on page 155
• ”Event: eWebEditProDblClickTable” on page 155
The eWebEditProExecCommandHandlers Array
The eWebEditProExecCommandHandlers array helps you add custom
commands or define command event handlers for standard commands. You can
define the code to process a command in customevents.js or the page that
displays the editor.
For example (taken from editorwithstyle.htm),
function setStyleSheet(sEditorName, strCmdName, strTextData, lData)
{
var strStyleSheet = myStyleSheets[strCmdName];
if ("string" == typeof strStyleSheet)
{
eWebEditPro.instances[sEditorName].editor.setProperty("StyleSheet", strStyleSheet);
bStylesheetDisabled = false;
}
}
eWebEditProExecCommandHandlers["jsstyledefault"] = setStyleSheet;
eWebEditProExecCommandHandlers["jsstyle1"] = setStyleSheet;
eWebEditProExecCommandHandlers["jsstyle2"] = setStyleSheet;
eWebEditProExecCommandHandlers["jsstyleparagraph"] = setStyleSheet;
eWebEditProExecCommandHandlers["jsstylenone"] = function(sEditorName, strCmdName,
strTextData, lData)
{
eWebEditPro.instances[sEditorName].editor.disableAllStyleSheets();
bStylesheetDisabled = true;
}
eWebEditProExecCommandHandlers["jshighlight"] = function(sEditorName, strCmdName,
strTextData, lData)
{
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