Double click on TUniHTMLFrame

[augusto.pellis 5]

Good morning everybody, I hope everyone's safe and sound.

I have embedded into our application a widget using a simple iframe tag. the HtmlFrame area loads and works exactly as expected.

We would like to double click into the frame area to perfomr an action (i.e. open a url into another browser page).

Can someone give me advices on how to do this?

I appreciate your help

Augusto

[Sherzod 1181]

7 hours ago, augusto.pellis said:

I have embedded into our application a widget using a simple iframe tag.

Hello,

What kind of widget?

[andyhill 24]

Perhaps this may help ...

CREATE
  InfoHTMLFrame.ClientEvents.ExtEvents.Clear;
  s:= 'dblclick=function dblclick(sender, eOpts) '#13#10+
      '{ '#13#10+
      '  ajaxRequest(MainForm.InfoHTMLFrame, ''_dblClick_'', []); '#13#10+
      '} ';
  InfoHTMLFrame.ClientEvents.ExtEvents.Add(s);

AJAX
procedure TMainForm.InfoHTMLFrameAjaxEvent(Sender: TComponent; EventName: string; Params: TUniStrings);
begin

  if EventName = '_dblClick_' then begin
    // Remember click event may also be fired so you will need to distinguish between click and dblClick perhaps using timing checks
  end;
 

[augusto.pellis 5]

On 2/13/2021 at 1:07 AM, Sherzod said:

Hello,

What kind of widget?

Hi Sherzod,

it's an online calendar

[Sherzod 1181]

4 minutes ago, augusto.pellis said:

it's an online calendar

Need more details.

[augusto.pellis 5]

1 minute ago, Sherzod said:

Need more details.

Sure. It's TeamUp embeddable calendar. https://www.teamup.com/

Work s perfectly into HTMLFrame, I just need to interact with it UniGui side when user dbl clicks on the frame area. I will try AndyHill suggestion in a while

[augusto.pellis 5]

On 2/14/2021 at 2:40 AM, andyhill said:

 

  if EventName = '_dblClick_' then begin
    // Remember click event may also be fired so you will need to distinguish between click and dblClick perhaps using timing checks
  end;
 

I'm sorry andyhill but the frameAjaxEvent is not fired.

Any other suggestions?

Augusto

[Sherzod 1181]

44 minutes ago, augusto.pellis said:

I'm sorry andyhill but the frameAjaxEvent is not fired.

Any other suggestions?

Hello,

Please make a simple testcase and again indicate what should be done.

[augusto.pellis 5]

5 hours ago, Sherzod said:

Hello,

Please make a simple testcase and again indicate what should be done.

There you are.

All I wish to accomplish, if possible, is detect any user action (i.e. doubleclick) on the html frame so I can, for example, open another form.

Thank you!

 

CalendarTest.zip

[Sherzod 1181]

3 minutes ago, augusto.pellis said:

All I wish to accomplish, if possible, is detect any user action (i.e. doubleclick) on the html frame so I can, for example, open another form.

Exactly where?
Seems a single click is also assigned to the frame.

[augusto.pellis 5]

7 minutes ago, Sherzod said:

Exactly where?
Seems a single click is also assigned to the frame.

Well, the entire frame area I guess. I might also use a read only version of the link (https://teamup.com/ks7wrrnbheyq4wo8so) . I thought it was possible to intercept user actions before 'sending' them to the remote site but possibly I am wrong

 

[andyhill 24]

A quick look shows me that this Calendar is an OnLine Calendar and therefore ALL user activity within this Calendar script interacts OnLine Only (no local activity, it appears that all local user events within the Calendar designated area are disabled).

This would require the likes of Sherzod to come up with a work around if possible.

You could have a Button/Label on the Form outside of the HTMLFrame to invoke a URL.

  

[augusto.pellis 5]

@andyhill, I appreciate your tips. I hope that Sherzod might help with a workaround as well 🙂