[dokuwiki] Re: Javascript Dom question in /conf/userscript.js
- From: Riny Heijdendael <riny@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: dokuwiki@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 12 Jun 2006 21:00:02 +0200
Andreas Gohr wrote:
>
> You need to wait till the document is loaded and then execute you
> script. To do so use the addInitEvent call. Something like this should
> work (untested):
Well that's right (and a fast answer!), it adds indeed a button, but
_after_ the page has been loaded and the toolbar has been built, correct?
Running my_toolbar_additions() as an addinitevent doesnt solve the
problem, since it will not redraw the toolbar with the data of the
toolbar[] array.
As far as I can see
js_runonstart("initToolbar('tool__bar','wiki__text',toolbar)");
defines the toolbar in js.php
where function initToolbar(tbid,edid,tb) in edit.js does the actual drawing.
So I suggest to call initToolbar('tool__bar','wiki__text',toolbar)
again, within my_toolbar_additions(), but I this ends up with two toolbars.
Two things you could do here: remove toolbar and have initToolbar it
drawn again, or add a child element to the current toolbar.
What is advisable/neat without having to copy parts of initToolbar ?
Riny
>
> function my_toolbar_additions() {
> if(!toolbar) return;
> var xid = document.getElementsByName("id");
> var ns=xid[0].value;
> var open = "[["+ns+":";
> toolbar[toolbar.length] = {"type":"format",
> "title":"newpage_below",
> "icon":"below.png",
> "key":"",
> "open":open,
> "close":"]]"};
> }
> addInitEvent(my_toolbar_additions);
>
> Andi
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