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DS/Event Editor: fill name with the target section name if empty #2511
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Could be nice, especially for newbies. I'd suggest adding it to the Event Name too for consistency |
+1 It will be a |
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DS Editor: fill DS name with the section name if empty
DS/Event Editor: fill name with the target section name if empty
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This commit introduce a new jQuery plugin called Default Value, which gives a input a source element to value its value from, when a specified event occurs on this source element. This behaviour is switched to off when the users focuses on the input field and then blurs out, leaving a value in the input. This commit also hooks this behaviours on the Data Source name input and on the Event name input. Closes symphonycms#2511
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This commit introduce a new jQuery plugin called Default Value, which gives a input a source element to value its value from, when a specified event occurs on this source element. This behaviour is switched to off when the users focuses on the input field and then blurs out, leaving a value in the input. This commit also hooks this behaviours on the Data Source name input and on the Event name input. Closes symphonycms#2511
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This commit introduce a new jQuery plugin called Default Value, which gives a input a source element to value its value from, when a specified event occurs on this source element. This behaviour is switched to off when the users focuses on the input field and then blurs out, leaving a value in the input. This commit also hooks this behaviours on the Data Source name input and on the Event name input. Closes symphonycms#2511
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This commit introduce a new jQuery plugin called Default Value, which gives a input a source element to value its value from, when a specified event occurs on this source element. This behaviour is switched to off when the users focuses on the input field and then blurs out, leaving a value in the input. This commit also hooks this behaviours on the Data Source name input and on the Event name input. Closes #2511
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This commit introduce a new jQuery plugin called Default Value, which gives a input a source element to value its value from, when a specified event occurs on this source element. This behaviour is switched to off when the users focuses on the input field and then blurs out, leaving a value in the input. This commit also hooks this behaviours on the Data Source name input and on the Event name input. Closes #2511
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This commit introduce a new jQuery plugin called Default Value, which gives a input a source element to value its value from, when a specified event occurs on this source element. This behaviour is switched to off when the users focuses on the input field and then blurs out, leaving a value in the input. This commit also hooks this behaviours on the Data Source name input and on the Event name input. Closes #2511 Picked from 0e27ff5
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I feel like this would save me a lot of time. What about you ?
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