Constructor
new PortEditorMapSectionView()
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Extends
Members
attributes
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className :string
The HTML classes to use for this view's element.
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A reference to the PortalEditorView
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events :object
The events this view will listen to and the associated function to
call.
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The PortalSectionModel being displayed
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sectionType :string
The type of section view this is.
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Information about each of the section types available to a user. Note
that the key (e.g. "freeform") is used to ID the UI selection element.
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sectionsOptionsContainer :string
A jQuery selector for the element that the section option buttons
should be inserted into
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tagName :string
The HTML tag name for this view's element
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type :string
The type of view this is.
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uniqueSectionLabel :string
The unique label for this Section. It most likely matches the label on
the model, but may include a number after if more than one section has
the same name.
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Methods
addNewSection(e)
Gets the section type to add, and triggers an event so the rest of the
app will add a new section
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Type |
Description |
e |
Event
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The element that was clicked that represents the
section option |
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disableSectionOption(sectionType)
Adds styling and content to a section option element to indicate that
the user already added the maximum allowable number of this section
type (i.e. it's disabled).
Parameters:
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sectionType |
string
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The section name. This is the same string
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enableSectionOption(sectionType)
Adds styling and content to a section option element to indicate that
the user is able to add more of this section type (i.e. it's not
disabled).
Parameters:
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Description |
sectionType |
string
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The section name. This is the same string
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initialize(options)
Creates a new PortEditorSectionView
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options |
object
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A literal object with options to pass to the
view
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onClose()
Cleans up the map editor view and stops listening to events.
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Attaches this view to its element for lookup by the portal editor.
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This view
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PortEditorMapSectionView
showValidation()
Open the map page and display invalid layer settings on portal Save.
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template() → {string}
Creates the HTML for this view.
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The HTML for this view.
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string
toggleDisableSectionOption(sectionType)
Checks whether a section type is available to a user to add, then calls
functions that change content and styling to indicate the availability
to the user.
Parameters:
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sectionType |
string
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The section name. This is the same string
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Type Definitions
sectionOption
Information
about a section type that can be added to a portal
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title |
string
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The name of the section type to be displayed
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description |
string
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A brief description of the section
type, to be displayed to the user |
limiter |
string
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number
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The limiter is used to determine
whether the user is allowed to add more of this section type. If
limiter is a number, then it's used as the maximum number of the given
sections allowed (currently this only applies to 'freeform'/markdown
sections). If limiter is a string, it should be the name of the 'hide'
option in the project model (e.g. hideMetrics for the metrics view). In
this case, it's assumed that only one of the given page type is
allowed. |
svg |
string
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SVG that illustrates the section type. SVG
elements should use classes to define fill colors that are not
greyscale, so that they may be greyed-out to indicate that a section
type is unavailable. SVG elements that use theme colors should use the
classes 'theme-primary-fill', 'theme-secondary-fill', and
'theme-accent-fill'. |
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