Issue #2654✓ SolvedOpened March 15, 2020by AbdiasM6 reactions

How to get the changed property from StyleManager

Quick answerby pouyamiralayi3

@AbdiasM i think this is kinda backbone related stuff and to my knowledge currently not possible. This is how it should be: Cheers!

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Question

Hi,

Is there a way to find out which property was changed in the StyleManager? For eg. If I select a Text component and change its background-color property from the StyleManager, is there any event where I can get the property that was changed. I've tried the 'component:styleUpdate' event, but it passes the component's model as argument, not the property.

Any help is appreciated.

Answers (3)

👍 Most helpfulpouyamiralayiMarch 18, 2020

@AbdiasM i think this is kinda backbone related stuff and to my knowledge currently not possible. This is how it should be:

editor.on('component:styleUpdate', component => {
        console.log(Object.keys(component.changedAttributes()))
})

Cheers!

artfMarch 19, 2020

Actually, you get the changed property as a second argument of the callback

editor.on('component:styleUpdate', (component, propChanged) => {
	...
})
pouyamiralayiMarch 16, 2020

Hi @AbdiasM based on component:styleUpdate or component:styleUpdate:{propertyName} you can get the property like below: Cheers!

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