Can I use a UniMask fo global actions ?

[KingOrmon]

Hi,

 

TUniScreenMask works very well, the problem is when you have many buttons, menus (here does not supported),...

Exists any way for show a screenmask for all button click,... ? Actually I have a TUniScreenMask per button.

 

Regards

[dieger]

Hi,

 

TUniScreenMask works very well, the problem is when you have many buttons, menus (here does not supported),...

Exists any way for show a screenmask for all button click,... ? Actually I have a TUniScreenMask per button.

 

Regards

 

Hi KingOrmon,

 

I put the code above on MainForm.Scripts property:

 

 

Ext.Ajax.on('beforerequest',

function(conn, request){

if (request.e == 'click') {

Ext.getBody().mask('Wait, please...', 'Loading')

}

},

Ext.getBody()

);

 

 

Ext.Ajax.on('requestcomplete', Ext.getBody().unmask, Ext.getBody());

Ext.Ajax.on('requestexception', Ext.getBody().unmask, Ext.getBody());

 

 

Ps.: It even works with menus!

 

Regards

[KingOrmon]

Nice!!!!, thank you so much.

[fjtrooper]

GOOD!!! THX

[amrihuang]

Can check belong to menu?

[dieger]

Can check belong to menu?

 

You can try to check request.params property to identify anothers properties on request. But be careful, because some requests do not pass this parameter in the same format.

[fjtrooper]

is it posible to do with double click?

 

I've tried (request.e == 'dblclick') and (request.e == 'doubleclick') but it doesn't work.

 

THX!

[KingOrmon]

How can I apply it only for Menu clicks ?

[augusto.pellis]

In 0.93 it seems not working anymore...is there a workaround? (I'm sorry I'm absolutely new on javascript)

[Farshad Mohajeri]

In 0.93 it seems not working anymore...is there a workaround? (I'm sorry I'm absolutely new on javascript)

 

It is Ext JS 4 which is no longer compatible with above code.

[augusto.pellis]

Thank you for the info Farshad! Has anyone ideas how to replace it in order to obtain the same useful behaviour?

[augusto.pellis]

Up....I really can not figure out how to re-enable the global mask behaviour...i feel it's an extremely useful behaviour imho.