dhtmlxMenu - control-click

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#1

Hello,



I need the control-click operation to open the menu option in a new tab, but I doesn’t work. I’ve been looking for a controlClick event, but couldn’t find one.



Also, is there a better way to embed a link in a menu option (like href used to work for the previous version of dhtmlxMenu) ? Using html inside the text element takes more space than just using the deprecated href parameter.





Here’s my code:

<?xml version="1.0"?>





    <item id=“m0.1.1” text='Start’text=“Start” img=“wi0149-16.png”>



        <item id=“m0.2.1” text='My Profile’text=“My Profile” img=“ac0021-16.png”>



            <item id=“m0.3.1” text='Show Perfil’text=“Show Perfil”/>



            <item id=“m1.3.2” text='My Searches’text=“My Searches”/>





        



















#2

Hello,

For the moment dhtmlxMenu 2.0 does not support href as a independent attribute.
Control-click also absent. Probably it will added in future version.

#3

Is it possible to implement the right-click to open in a new tab?

#4

Source codes need to be fixed.

You can try do it yourself. Edit the dhtmlxmenu.js file:

m.onclick = function(e) {
    …
    main_self._doOnClick(…
    …
}

k.onclick = function(e) {
    …
}

#5

I did change it:
    this._doOnClick = function(id, type) {
        this.menuLastClicked = id;

        link=this.getItemLink(id);
        if(link!="") window.location=link;
        return;


I just don’t know how to detect right-click… I’ve tried this:

    this._doOnClick = function(id, type, e) {
        this.menuLastClicked = id;

        link=this.getItemLink(id);
        if(link!="")
        {
            if (e.button == 2)
            {
                alert(1);
            }
            else
            {
                window.location=link;
            }
        }
        return;


… in m.onclick = function(e) {
        main_self._doOnClick(this.id.replace(main_self.idPrefix, “”), tc+td+“t”, e);

… in     k.onclick = function(e) {

            case “item”:
                main_self._doOnClick(this.id.replace(main_self.idPrefix, “”), tc+td+“n”, e);

#6

Your code is correct, then in event handler you should parse 3rd incoming argument like this:

menu.attachEvent(“onClick”, function(id, t, e){
    // parsing event
    if (e.ctrlKey) {
       // was pressed
    } else {
       // was not pressed
    }
});