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Enable handler based on active page in multi-page editor [message #772471]

Thu, 29 December 2011 21:32

Timothy Vogel

Messages: 82
Registered: July 2009

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Does anyone have an example of enabling a command handler based on the active page of a multi-page editor?

I can enable based on the overall editor via activeEditorId but can't figure out a way to discriminate between pages of the editor. I have tried activePartId in an expression as below, where each <value> in the <or> is a section or page that I want the handler enabled. The handler is still always inactive.

Thanks for reading my question and any help you can provide!

      <definition
            id="rewindPageActive">
         <with
               variable="activePartId">
            <or>
               <equals
                     value="editor.RedesignWireSection">
               </equals>
               <equals
                     value="editor.RedesignWindingSection">
               </equals>
               <equals
                     value="editor.RedesignElectricalSection">
               </equals>
               <equals
                     value="editor.RedesignDensitiesSection">
               </equals>
               <equals
                     value="editor.RedesignCoilsSection">
               </equals>
               <equals
                     value="editor.RedesignCircMilSection">
               </equals>
               <equals
                     value="editor.RewindMotor">
               </equals></or>
         </with>
      </definition>

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Re: Enable handler based on active page in multi-page editor [message #774512 is a reply to message #772471]

Wed, 04 January 2012 04:00

Duncan Krebs

Messages: 31
Registered: June 2011
Location: Bay Area / Mexico

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Not sure but when you add editor pages in code, there has to be some method to add a listener I would imagine. Might want to look there. Might also be a method to override on the editor page that is called on focus or onVisible. - Duncan Krebs

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