double click event....

Is it possible to catch a dblclick event with OPS ?

I have a table (made with a repeat), and i wanna catch dblclick event on rows in order to launch an action associated with that row.

Any idea ?

Thx



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Currently XForms does not explicitly support double clicks as far as I
know. You always get one or more DOMActivate events upon clicking.

It would certainly be possible to enhance the OPS XForms engine to
support this, and to send an event other than DOMActivate, but double
clicks are unconventional in web user interfaces so I am not sure there
is that much of a need for this feature. Wouldn't buttons or links or
icons do just as well?

-Erik

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> Is it possible to catch a dblclick event with OPS ?
>
> I have a table (made with a repeat), and i wanna catch dblclick event on rows in order to launch an action associated with that row.
>
> Any idea ?
>
> Thx

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Ok...

Perhaps i can try to use a javascript ???

For example, in my repeat tag, i can put a dblClick attribute in my tr tag :

<tr onDblClick="...">...</tr>

But is it possible to dynamicaly generate the content of the onDblClick attribute ???

In fact, i tried this solution, but without success...

Do you have any ideas ???

Thx



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This is sort of a side issue, but have you considered finding an  
alternative to double clicking?  I mention this because the single-
click modality is pretty much the norm for web browsing.  From a  
usability standpoint you may be able to find a better way to handle  
the situation.

Duane

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[hidden email] wrote:
> Ok...
>
> Perhaps i can try to use a javascript ???
>
> For example, in my repeat tag, i can put a dblClick attribute in my tr tag :
>
> <tr onDblClick="...">...</tr>
>
> But is it possible to dynamicaly generate the content of the onDblClick attribute ???

Unfortunately, not at this point.

> In fact, i tried this solution, but without success...
>
> Do you have any ideas ???

I have asked the question to the public XForms mailing-list, to see if
people have opinions on how this should best be handled. The DOMActivate
event does support the notion of double click, but this is not exposed
in XForms at the moment.

-Erik

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