I am using the jQuery contextMenu library v2.9.2. I want to close the context menu by clicking outside the context-menu div but I also want to focus on the element where I just clicked (new target).
I know jQuery contextMenu has a hidden layer and that layer has a handler "layerClick" which hides the context menu and also gets the new target element inside this handler. But the problem is jQuery trigger method does not trigger the event on a new target element because the event points to the hidden layer (id="context-menu-layer"). Please see the attached code from the library (line no 472 & 473):
Before my changes:$(target).trigger(e);root.$layer.show();
After my changes:
I need to set the new target explicitly then it triggers the event on a new target and it gets focus.
I am using the jQuery contextMenu library v2.9.2. I want to close the context menu by clicking outside the context-menu div but I also want to focus on the element where I just clicked (new target).
I know jQuery contextMenu has a hidden layer and that layer has a handler "layerClick" which hides the context menu and also gets the new target element inside this handler. But the problem is jQuery trigger method does not trigger the event on a new target element because the event points to the hidden layer (id="context-menu-layer"). Please see the attached code from the library (line no 472 & 473):
Before my changes:
$(target).trigger(e);root.$layer.show();After my changes: I need to set the new target explicitly then it triggers the event on a new target and it gets focus.
e.target = target;$(target).trigger(e);root.$layer.show();It seems like it is a bug in jQuery-contextMenu. Please correct me if I am wrong.