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The clickout listener evaluates whether or not the click event's target is contained within the attachment's target, or the attachment itself when interactive=true.
This is borked when there is an attachment within the attachment, since that attachment will have been moved to the body.
Need to find a clever way to determine if a nested attachment is actually a child of another attachment.
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kybishop
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hideOn="clickout" hides when click on nested attachments.
hideOn="clickout" hides after clicking on nested attachments.
Nov 27, 2017
I'm marking this v1.0.0 for now, but there's a good chance we'll punt until later. At the very least, I'll spend a solid day or two looking into this before spiking or punting.
A current work around for this is to use renderInPlace on the nested attachments. This works great regarding z-index issues since the top level parent attachment is already on the body.
The
clickout
listener evaluates whether or not the click event's target is contained within the attachment's target, or the attachment itself wheninteractive=true
.This is borked when there is an attachment within the attachment, since that attachment will have been moved to the body.
Need to find a clever way to determine if a nested attachment is actually a child of another attachment.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: