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Can anyone tell if there is any property that at the time of clicking on the text editor I can issue some event.
With (ngModelChange) I can type and do some action, then I need that at the moment of clicking I can already send the action.
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Can anyone tell if there is any property that at the time of clicking on the text editor I can issue some event.
With (ngModelChange) I can type and do some action, then I need that at the moment of clicking I can already send the action.
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In the configuration of the Tinymce module for the angular you can force the editor click a click on the container and through the API you can set the container click as below:
<app-tinymce [(ngModel)]="potato" (click)="doSomethingWithPotato()"></app-tinymce>
And in your module you can instantiate Tinymce with the following config to force the click on the container:
TinymceModule.withConfig({
setup: function(editor) {
editor.on('click', function(e) {
editor.editorContainer.click();
});
}})
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You can use the default Blur or Focus html event
<input (blur)="onBlur()" (focus)="onFocus()">
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It is possible to associate events to your website using (onSelectionChange)="handleEvent($eventObj)"
, for example.
It is strongly recommended that you read the tinymce documentation
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I’m calling the <app-tynymce> component the input text is inside the component, I need some property that accesses the internal input
– Gustavo
@Gustavo inside your internal component creates a method that takes the input click and makes an Eventemitter to return to your current component.
– Lucas Brogni