It would be nice to have options to override the default behavior for invoking Add File/Add Directory and Load Skin, much like the option exists for handleLoadListEvent, handleAddUrlEvent, etc.
My workaround is to intercept and stop propagation of pointer events that overlap the ADD button, show my own file dialog (for the webtop OS's file system), and then call the webamp.appendTracks() or webamp.setSkinFromUrl().
Use case: the webtop OS I've integrated this into has its own cloud-based file system and is intended for the user to use it across multiple devices, particularly ones that don't really use the native file system extensively (like chromebooks and mobile). It also manages its own way of transferring files from the local file system into the OS if the user needs to. Therefore it makes more sense to override the open file dialog in this particular case rather than showing the native system dialog which in some cases gives odd results (like prompting the user to record a voice message on Android).
It would be nice to have options to override the default behavior for invoking Add File/Add Directory and Load Skin, much like the option exists for
handleLoadListEvent,handleAddUrlEvent, etc.My workaround is to intercept and stop propagation of pointer events that overlap the
ADDbutton, show my own file dialog (for the webtop OS's file system), and then call thewebamp.appendTracks()orwebamp.setSkinFromUrl().Use case: the webtop OS I've integrated this into has its own cloud-based file system and is intended for the user to use it across multiple devices, particularly ones that don't really use the native file system extensively (like chromebooks and mobile). It also manages its own way of transferring files from the local file system into the OS if the user needs to. Therefore it makes more sense to override the open file dialog in this particular case rather than showing the native system dialog which in some cases gives odd results (like prompting the user to record a voice message on Android).
Expected behavior (e.g.):