B4J Question [ABMaterial] Capturing hover on a NavigationBar.topItem

[Cableguy]

Hi guys...
Just like the title says...
I want to be able to show a ExtraContent when hoovering a NavigationBar.TopItem, without the need of the ExtraHalfButton...
Alternatively, I can live with clicking the NavigationBar.topItem to show the ExtraContent... but I would much prefer the hoover

The issue is... The NavigationBar only has a Grouped Click event where we need to sort wich TopItem was clicked... (This may solve the alternative behaviour I'm aiming for...)
But it doesn't capture the Hoovering States...

Any ideas?

 

[alwaysbusy]

This is not build-in, mainly because ABM is a mobile first framework (where hover has no meaning). You could look what the id is of the button (in the browser console) and add a jQuery hover even that raises a B4J event back to the server page (add using page.ws.eval + page.ws.flush). Then you can open the extra content.

In our apps, we just use the click on the topitem to open/close the extra content.

 

[Cableguy]

Thanks, I was afraid that would be the case.... Click event will sufice i guess...

I am also strugling just to get the ExtraContent working...

I'm just too rusty and can't see the dahm forest because of all these trees in front....

Can you just share a smal snippet for the creation of the extra content?

 

[Harris]

I am also strugling just to get the ExtraContent working...

Did u miss my last tutorial?

[ABMaterial] Making Responsive Apps - please contribute your expertise!

Responsive ABMaterial Design - Making this a Reality! ABM is great for easily making world class web apps - particularly for the desktop (big screens). That being said, we often find ourselves less than impressed when we view our great app on a phone or tablet... Personally, I have spent...

www.b4x.com

It discusses extra content...

 

[Cableguy]

Did u miss my last tutorial?

[ABMaterial] Making Responsive Apps - please contribute your expertise!

Responsive ABMaterial Design - Making this a Reality! ABM is great for easily making world class web apps - particularly for the desktop (big screens). That being said, we often find ourselves less than impressed when we view our great app on a phone or tablet... Personally, I have spent...

www.b4x.com

It discusses extra content...

Thanks @Harris quite useful