Hey,
you have to forward the events of jqplot via fireDataEvent.
For the jqplotDataClick event after canvas creation you do something like:
jQuery('#mysomehownamedcanvasid').bind('jqplotDataClick',
qx.lang.Function.bind(
function(e, seriesIndex, pointIndex, data) {
// this.debug('_jqplotDataClickHandler: seriesIndex: ' +
seriesIndex + ', pointIndex: ' + pointIndex);
this.fireDataEvent('dataClick',
{seriesIndex:seriesIndex,pointIndex:pointIndex,data:data});
},
myBoundContextWidget));
In your class definition for the myBoundContext widget you should
declare the event dataClick:
events : {
dataClick: 'qx.event.type.Data'
},
Now you should be able to listen to the dataClick event:
myBoundContextWidget.addListener('dataClick',
function(e) {
var clickData = e.getData();
... do whatever you need to do with the data ...
}
);
Regards
Dietrich
Am 18.12.2013 11:27, schrieb rsantiagopaz:
> Hi (sorry the english)
>
> I was using QxJqPlot. Beautiful. I not have any problem.
>
> But now I want to catch the jqplotDataClick event (for example), from JqPlot
> library, to add some extra functionality. This event is not wrapped in
> QxJqPlot.
> I was reading and studing the library and trying use QxJqPlot and plain
> javascript to catch the event somehow, I suspect it should be easy. But
> still I can not do it.
> Anyone has experience with this? This is posible?
> thanks
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