Open astevko opened 8 years ago
I think the only way to handle this (with the current generated Java code) would be to write a JSNI function and pass it event.getNativeElement()
http://www.gwtproject.org/doc/latest/DevGuideCodingBasicsJSNI.html
E.g.:
public void onIronSwipe(IronSwipeEvent event) {
String direction = determineDirection(event.getNativeEvent());
}
...
public static native String determineDirection(JavaScriptObject event) /*-{
return event.detail.direction;
}-*/;
With regard to preventing dismissal, perhaps a better workflow would be to identify beforehand which containers shouldn't be dismissible and prevent swiping altogether by setting the element's class="disable-swipe
I posted this on Stackoverflow a couple of days ago but got little visibility and no response. Perhaps it'll do better here.
How do I capture the direction of the swipe event in a IronSwipeableContainer ?
It is in the js object. I just cannot figure out how to access it from java.
event_0_g$.nativeEvent_1_g$.detail.direction = "left"
for extra credit - How do I prevent the swipe from dismissing (swipe away) the container?