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Fix for the bug: [OPEN-342] Bug with single-click - reproducible in 1.5.1 #57
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[OPEN-342] Bug with single-click - reproducible in 1.5.1 as posted in the forum at: http://ext.ensible.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=634
[OPEN-342] Bug with single-click - reproducible in 1.5.1 as posted in the forum at: http://ext.ensible.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=634 Implementation: Handling 'keyup' event (just ESC key) so event can be created with the next click after ESC is pressed by the user. Tested the following scenarios (on windows XP): 1) FF & Chrome -> Create event in basic.html sample after ESC key and with single click. Noticed the following: 1) In chrome, 'keypress' and 'keydown' events aren't triggered for ESC key, whereas in FF it is triggering.
Conflicts: src/calendar/view/AbstractCalendar.js
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'Extensible.calendar.dd.DropZone', | |||
'Extensible.form.recurrence.RangeEditWindow' | |||
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Please discard whitespace-only changes prior to committing
Once you clean up these changes I'll merge the PR. |
…rovide a handler on: “eventdblclick” event
[OPEN-334] Month view: "+X more..." link missing. Details about the bug can be reviewed at: http://ext.ensible.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=613&sid=9f1e63e3221d5e8bb110e99d2f4f3f5e Implementation is to recalculate the no of events to display when the month is changed. Steps to verify: in the current TestApp example, load the current month view for march 2013 it has all the test events. Click the < button to go to feb, then resize to make the browser smaller, then click > to go back to march, the + more links should be displayed properly (not hidden).
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[OPEN-342] Bug with single-click - reproducible in 1.5.1
as posted in the forum at:
http://ext.ensible.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=634
Implementation:
Handling 'keyup' event (just ESC key), so event can be created with the next click after ESC is pressed by the user when context menu is shown .
Tested the following scenarios (on windows XP):
Noticed the following:
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