/** * @class Ext.ux.ToolbarDroppable * @extends Object * Plugin which allows items to be dropped onto a toolbar and be turned into new Toolbar items. * To use the plugin, you just need to provide a createItem implementation that takes the drop * data as an argument and returns an object that can be placed onto the toolbar. Example: *
* Ext.create('Ext.ux.ToolbarDroppable', { * createItem: function(data) { * return Ext.create('Ext.Button', {text: data.text}); * } * }); ** The afterLayout function can also be overridden, and is called after a new item has been * created and inserted into the Toolbar. Use this for any logic that needs to be run after * the item has been created. */ Ext.define('Ext.ux.ToolbarDroppable', { /** * @constructor */ constructor: function(config) { Ext.apply(this, config); }, /** * Initializes the plugin and saves a reference to the toolbar * @param {Ext.toolbar.Toolbar} toolbar The toolbar instance */ init: function(toolbar) { /** * @property toolbar * @type Ext.toolbar.Toolbar * The toolbar instance that this plugin is tied to */ this.toolbar = toolbar; this.toolbar.on({ scope : this, render: this.createDropTarget }); }, /** * Creates a drop target on the toolbar */ createDropTarget: function() { /** * @property dropTarget * @type Ext.dd.DropTarget * The drop target attached to the toolbar instance */ this.dropTarget = Ext.create('Ext.dd.DropTarget', this.toolbar.getEl(), { notifyOver: Ext.Function.bind(this.notifyOver, this), notifyDrop: Ext.Function.bind(this.notifyDrop, this) }); }, /** * Adds the given DD Group to the drop target * @param {String} ddGroup The DD Group */ addDDGroup: function(ddGroup) { this.dropTarget.addToGroup(ddGroup); }, /** * Calculates the location on the toolbar to create the new sorter button based on the XY of the * drag event * @param {Ext.EventObject} e The event object * @return {Number} The index at which to insert the new button */ calculateEntryIndex: function(e) { var entryIndex = 0, toolbar = this.toolbar, items = toolbar.items.items, count = items.length, xHover = e.getXY()[0], index = 0, el, xTotal, width, midpoint; for (; index < count; index++) { el = items[index].getEl(); xTotal = el.getXY()[0]; width = el.getWidth(); midpoint = xTotal + width / 2; if (xHover < midpoint) { entryIndex = index; break; } else { entryIndex = index + 1; } } return entryIndex; }, /** * Returns true if the drop is allowed on the drop target. This function can be overridden * and defaults to simply return true * @param {Object} data Arbitrary data from the drag source * @return {Boolean} True if the drop is allowed */ canDrop: function(data) { return true; }, /** * Custom notifyOver method which will be used in the plugin's internal DropTarget * @return {String} The CSS class to add */ notifyOver: function(dragSource, event, data) { return this.canDrop.apply(this, arguments) ? this.dropTarget.dropAllowed : this.dropTarget.dropNotAllowed; }, /** * Called when the drop has been made. Creates the new toolbar item, places it at the correct location * and calls the afterLayout callback. */ notifyDrop: function(dragSource, event, data) { var canAdd = this.canDrop(dragSource, event, data), tbar = this.toolbar; if (canAdd) { var entryIndex = this.calculateEntryIndex(event); tbar.insert(entryIndex, this.createItem(data)); tbar.doLayout(); this.afterLayout(); } return canAdd; }, /** * Creates the new toolbar item based on drop data. This method must be implemented by the plugin instance * @param {Object} data Arbitrary data from the drop * @return {Mixed} An item that can be added to a toolbar */ createItem: function(data) { //