[Abhishek PandyaParticipant]

Hi Hristo

Thanks for the reply and yes indeed <textarea/> is the correct element that should be used to create jqxEditor.

Just in this example only, if you leave the color dropdown opened and close the window, the dropdown is still visible

Regards,
Abhishek

[Abhishek PandyaParticipant]

Hi Hristo

I just noticed one thing. When we had color drop down left opened and close the window, it is not closing the dropdown

Any idea, how would I do that? I tried handling mouseup event on the document and put the following code to explicitly close the dropdown but no luck!

$.each($('.jqx-dropdownbutton-popup'), function (i, item) {
                $(item).jqxDropDownButton('close');
            });

Regards,
Abhishek

[Abhishek PandyaParticipant]

Thank you so much for the prompt reply and that works great!

BTW just wanted to ask is there any particular reason why you appended ‘textarea’ element instead of converting the element itself to jqxEditor?
Are there any known issues around using jqxEditor within form template or window?

Thanks
Abhishek

[Abhishek PandyaParticipant]

Hi Hristo
Thanks for the suggestions. In my scenario, I have a dropdown with all the color scheme defined and end user selects the color scheme.
So not sure how much I can use from your suggestions? Besides I don’t have fixed number of series, Series gets created dynamically based on data too

even getColorScheme method returns the first 5 colors of the scheme so not sure either, how can I change the color of 6th series in particular?

Regards,
Abhi

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