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Interface CommandCodeParams

Parameters used for the command code on toolbars (new in v14.4).
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Buttons with Custom Code in a Toolbar

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In some cases you want to add buttons to a toolbar, which run custom JavaScript code.

How to use v10+

Here's a basic example showing a 2sxc-toolbar with a custom code:

@Edit.Toolbar(toolbar: new [] { "toolbar=empty", "custom?call=helloCustom" })

<script>
  function helloCustom(context, event) {
    alert('hello from custom button');
  }
</script>

For old use, check out the Custom Code in V9 section.

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History

  1. Introduced in 2sxc v08.06
  2. Improved with call for v10+

Package: Api.Js.SxcJs

Properties

call

Name of the function to call - must be available in the context. This is usually as a function window. Example:
If call is sayHello you need a window.sayHello(params, context, event).

Buttons with Custom Code in a Toolbar

you are here (click to zoom) - discover the stack

In some cases you want to add buttons to a toolbar, which run custom JavaScript code.

How to use v10+

Here's a basic example showing a 2sxc-toolbar with a custom code:

@Edit.Toolbar(toolbar: new [] { "toolbar=empty", "custom?call=helloCustom" })

<script>
  function helloCustom(context, event) {
    alert('hello from custom button');
  }
</script>

For old use, check out the Custom Code in V9 section.

Read also / Demos / Tutorials

History

  1. Introduced in 2sxc v08.06
  2. Improved with call for v10+

Declaration
call: string
Property Value
Type Description
string