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5 years ago #18305

Hi,

I know there is a click event for buttons but I have a use-case where I want to use the events onmousedown/touchstart and onmouseup/touchend.
Is there a way to achieve this?

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5 years ago #18318

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Another elegant option is to add this as customized widget. Especially if you need the widget with custom events more often I would suggest to use this opportunity.

Go to Applications > Widgets and add a new widget.

Select then OpenUI5:

Select script to implement your extensions:

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5 years ago #18413

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The best way to do this is like tg said.

You can find an example of this in the Button Widget of the actual standard content.

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5 years ago #18308

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Hi Dinkel,

 

While OpenUi5 does not support these events, you can always attach a new event handler via jQuery

$(‘#Buttonid’).on(“eventname (touchstart, click, e.t.c.)”, [function])