About the onclick and ondblclick Event

Scheduler
#1

Hi,
I noticed. that if I write some code in the onclick && ondblclick. the onclick event will have a high priority to be trigger.

when I double click on the scheduler, the onclick event will always be triggered. scheduler can not distinguish them?

#2

Hello @lypch ,

This behavior occurs because the browser generates both dbl-click and single click in case of dbl-click action, and the current scheduler implementation can’t avoid it.

If you want to have the code which will run on a real single click, you can use the following workaround:

var sin_timer = null;
function sin_click(event_id, native_event_object)
{
  if (sin_timer == null)
    sin_timer = window.setTimeout(real_onclick, 500 );
  console.log("sin_click="+sin_timer);
  return true;
}
function dbl_click(event_id, native_event_object)
{
  window.clearTimeout(sin_timer);
  sin_timer = null;
  console.log("dbl_click");

  return true;
}
function real_onclick()
{
  console.log("real_onclick");
  alert("I'm called only for real single clicks");
  sin_timer = null;
}
scheduler.attachEvent("onDblClick", dbl_click)
scheduler.attachEvent("onClick", sin_click)

Here is demo:
http://snippet.dhtmlx.com/5/9c1c7456b

AS you can see, the function real_onclick will run only after one single click.

#3

Thanks a lot. it’s the solution.

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