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editor  2.6.0

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Class YAHOO.widget.EditorWindow

Class to hold Window information between uses. We use the same panel to show the windows, so using this will allow you to configure a window before it is shown. This is what you pass to Editor.openWindow();. These parameters will not take effect until the openWindow() is called in the editor.

Properties

attrs - private object

The window attributes

body - private object

Holder for the body of the window, used in Editor.openWindow

footer - private object

Holder for the footer of the window, used in Editor.openWindow

header - private object

Holder for the header of the window, used in Editor.openWindow

name - private object

A unique name for the window

Methods

setBody

void setBody ( str )
Sets the body for the window.
Parameters:
str <String/HTMLElement> The string or DOM reference to be used as the windows body.
Returns: void

setFooter

void setFooter ( str )
Sets the footer for the window.
Parameters:
str <String/HTMLElement> The string or DOM reference to be used as the windows footer.
Returns: void

setHeader

void setHeader ( str )
Sets the header for the window.
Parameters:
str <String/HTMLElement> The string or DOM reference to be used as the windows header.
Returns: void

toString

String toString ( )
Returns a string representing the EditorWindow.
Returns: String

Events

afterOpenWindow

afterOpenWindow ( win , panel )
Event fires after an Editor Window is opened. See Element.addListener for more information on listening for this event.
Parameters:
win <EditorWindow> The EditorWindow object
panel <Overlay> The Overlay object that is used to create the window.

beforeOpenWindow

beforeOpenWindow ( win , panel )
Event fires before an Editor Window is opened. See Element.addListener for more information on listening for this event.
Parameters:
win <EditorWindow> The EditorWindow object
panel <Overlay> The Overlay object that is used to create the window.

closeWindow

closeWindow ( win )
Event fires after an Editor Window is closed. See Element.addListener for more information on listening for this event.
Parameters:
win <EditorWindow> The EditorWindow object

windowCMDClose

windowCMDClose ( win , panel )
Dynamic event fired when an EditorWindow is closed.. The dynamic event is based on the name of the window. Example Window: createlink, opening this window would fire the windowcreatelinkClose event. See Element.addListener for more information on listening for this event.
Parameters:
win <EditorWindow> The EditorWindow object
panel <Overlay> The Overlay object that is used to create the window.

windowCMDOpen

windowCMDOpen ( win , panel )
Dynamic event fired when an EditorWindow is opened.. The dynamic event is based on the name of the window. Example Window: createlink, opening this window would fire the windowcreatelinkOpen event. See Element.addListener for more information on listening for this event.
Parameters:
win <EditorWindow> The EditorWindow object
panel <Overlay> The Overlay object that is used to create the window.

windowCreateLinkRender

windowCreateLinkRender ( panel , body )
Event fired when the pre render of the Create Link window has finished.
Parameters:
panel <Overlay> The Overlay object that is used to create the window.
body <HTMLElement> The HTML element used as the body of the window..

windowInsertImageRender

windowInsertImageRender ( panel , body , toolbar )
Event fired when the pre render of the Insert Image window has finished.
Parameters:
panel <Overlay> The Overlay object that is used to create the window.
body <HTMLElement> The HTML element used as the body of the window..
toolbar <Toolbar> A reference to the toolbar object used inside this window.

windowRender

windowRender ( win , panel )
Event fired when the initial Overlay is rendered. Can be used to manipulate the content of the panel.
Parameters:
win <EditorWindow> The EditorWindow object
panel <Overlay> The Overlay object that is used to create the window.

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