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I'm using e.target.id to get the control that was clicked on when the context menu was evoked but this value is blank when I call it from a submenu. This is of course because the submenu is called from the menu so the target is the upper level menu... any who. How can I pass that id to the submenu? |
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there's a global variable $.mbMenu.lastContextMenuEl managed by the component that you can use as last menu called element. In your case the id would be: $.mbMenu.lastContextMenuEl.attr("id") Bye, Matteo This doesn't work.
(Jul 29 '10 at 14:25)
Brian
$.mbMenu.lastContextMenuEl returns the UL that contains the LI that was clicked, not the LI that was lcicked.
(Jul 29 '10 at 14:52)
Brian
I test the contextual menu applied to four LI elements adding a callback function onContextualMenu that returned the ID of the clicked element ($($.mbMenu.lastContextMenuEl).attr("id")) and the result was correct; it returns the exact ID of each clicked element... Don't know what's wrong on your code, sorry.
(Aug 01 '10 at 11:34)
Matteo Bicocchi ♦♦
I have updated to the latest version of mbMenu and this still doesn't work. ($($.mbMenu.lastContextMenuEl).attr("id")) always returns the ID of the UL instead of the LI that was clicked. Do you have some test code that shows this working?
(Aug 04 '10 at 18:03)
Brian
Finally figured it out, your response didn't make complete sense at first but now I got it. You're applying the cmVoice cMenu:'menu_name'} to each LI element instead of to the UL element. this solved the problem
(Aug 04 '10 at 18:14)
Brian
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