Hi,
yes, you can use the control property. For example, if myElement is a reference to a DOM element that is associated to an Atlas control, you can write
myElement.control;to get a reference to the Atlas control.
Brilliant, thanks for the help.
Hi,
yes, you can use the control property. For example, if myElement is a reference to a DOM element that is associated to an Atlas control, you can write
myElement.control;to get a reference to the Atlas control.
Brilliant, thanks for the help.
any plans to include a 'radius' property to go with the 'rounded' prop on the dropShadowExtender? (seems like a no-brainer, to me, but i certainly don't profess to know enough about the innards of atlas and the toolkit...)
i tried (not very hard, mind you) to extend it myself, but made a mess...(as they say, 'a little knowledge is a dangerous thing'...)
Hi bitbucket,
I'vecreated a work item to expose a CornerRadius property on the DropShadowExtender.
Thanks,
Ted
I've just made this change for the next Toolkit release:
Add Radius property to DropShadow extender. It's passed through to the embedded RoundedCorners behavior(s) so that one can control the radius of the control and drop shadow (when rounded). Added "Radius" radio buttons to DropShadow sample page to demonstrate the feature. Also updated the automated test cases to cover the new get_Radius/set_Radius functions.
running atlas,ajax