Event on keydown

[ermouth]

Event on keydown

[ermouth]

General approach of $.my is

1. to simplify coding everyday UI cases,
2. although keeping thing somehow flexible using declarative markup like events:[evtList],
3. however allowing maximum flexibility using good old fashoined js code.

So as for your case – put custom bindings into init function, placed inside appropriate ui section. Like:

ui:{
  '#ctrl':{
    init: function ($ctrl) {
      var that = this;
      $ctrl.on ('somevent.my', function (evt){
         // Set some filed in data to 1;
         that.data.doc.otherField = 1;
         // Trigger recalc on some other control
         that.my.trigger ('#someOtherCtrl', 'recalc');
      });
    },
    bind:'doc.field'
  }
}

Here your control reacts by default and puts/gets its value into doc.field when default event happens, although on custom event control does something completely different.

Note, that syntax somevent.my with .my namespace guarantees your handler will be automatically unbound on form destroy.

[dubrod]

i wish i could say that was the solution but i didnt really understand it.
It was helpful though

It did cause me to rethink the manual trigger i put in.

I had it looking to the parent b/c the parent had a "manifest ID" i think you call it. but looking at the init you are placing on #ID i re-triggered the keydown for it.

so...

.... if (e.keyCode == 13) {
var target = $(this).children("#id");
target.trigger("click");
}

and it loads the form just like a click.