[igikloppersParticipant]

Hi,

Having the same issue with 4.5.2 – have you been able to resolve your issue?

Regards,
Igi

[igikloppersParticipant]

Thank you so much – this is exactly the solution I was looking for!

Kind regards,
Igi

[igikloppersParticipant]

I think I should also mention that it’s a dynamic menu using JSON

Kind regards,
Igi

[igikloppersParticipant]

Hi,

Not sure if this will explain it better –

Group1
–ChildGroup1a
—-Item1a1
—-Item1a2
—-Item1a3
–ChildGroup1b
—-ChildGroup1b1
——Item1b1a
——Item1b1b
—-Item1b1
—-Item1b2
–ChildGroup1c
Group2
–Item2a
–Item2b
–ChildGroup2a
—-Item2a1
—-Item2ab

etc etc..

I only want the Items to be clickable, not the Groups or ChildGroups

Kind regards,
Igi

[igikloppersParticipant]

Hi,

I found a way to help with my issue –
handlekeyboardnavigation: function (event) {
if (event == 37)
return 39;
if (event == 39)
return 37;
}

This is respective for the left and right arrows on the keyboard.

Kind regards,
Igi

[igikloppersParticipant]

Hi,

I found the solution in part of the XML example, thanks –
var records = dataAdapter.getRecordsHierarchy(‘ID’, ‘parentID’, ‘items’, [{ name: ‘text’, map: ‘label’}, { name: ‘id’, map: ‘ID’)]);

Regards,
Igi

[igikloppersParticipant]

Hi Dimitar,

Could you perhaps explain how to map the “text” as “label”, as well as “ID” as “id” in the above scenario. In other words, is it possible to map more than one property? Also then, after the click event, how do I access those properties ?

Regards,
Igi

[igikloppersParticipant]

Thank you very much, work perfectly.

One other question, is there a way to select all text automatically when the new row comes to focus, as you would in JQuery use $(element).select() ?

Igi

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