toolbar.objPull[].obj.onclick returns null after version 5.0

Suite and Optimus Suite 5
#1

Hi.
i have used this code so far for cancelBubble to toolbar onclick event.

toolbar.objPull[toolbar.idPrefix+id].obj.onclick.arguments[0].cancelBubble = true;

And it was working for versions before dhtmlx suite 5.0
But now toolbar.objPull[toolbar.idPrefix+id].obj.onclick returns null.
And i can’t find the event for cancelBubble.
Is it a bug or how can i find the onclick event?
Thanks

#2

Hello.
Could you please provide us complete demo including all corresponding js/css files?
Here is a small guide how to make a complete demo:
docs.dhtmlx.com/tutorials__auxil … pport.html

#3

It’s not related with my code.
The result is same for version 5.0.2.
It works in version 4.0
If you try the script toolbar.objPull[toolbar.idPrefix+id].obj.onclick.arguments[0].cancelBubble = true; ,
you will get the same error.

#4

Can you share a bit more details please, why do you need to cancelBubble on toolbar’s button in the first place?

#5

Hi.
Thanks for your interest.
This topic is the why i want to cancelBubble for toolbar button.

viewtopic.php?f=14&t=9526&hilit=toolbar+editcell

dhxSupport says:
‘If you are adding row by pressing on some button you should cancel bubble for “onclick” event:
addRow’

Alex V. Tech Support says:
When you click somewhere on the page, the grid loses focus. Bubbling must be canceled to prevent that.

#6

The alternative solution for the same issue will be to use code like next

<button onclick="setTimeout(function(){ addRow() },1);">addRow</button>'

It ensures that row will be added only after current click event is fully processed

#7

i have solved the problem by converting

mygrid.editCell();

to

window.setTimeout(function(){
mygrid.editCell();
},1);

on onclick event of the toolbar.

Thank you everybody for help.