The items map contains the commands to list in the menu. Each command has a unique key identifying an item object. The value may either be an item (properties explained below), or a string (which will insert a separator, disregarding the string's content). It is also possible to define a seperator the same as an item, and use the type:cm_separator to define it.
var items = {
firstCommand: itemOptions,
separator1: "-----",
separator2: { "type": "cm_separator" },
command2: itemOptions
}Since 2.3 it is also possible to use a promise as item, so you can build submenu's based on a snynchronous promis.
Check out the demo using a promise for an example how to use this. The example uses jQuery deferred, but any promise should do. Promised can only be used in combination with the build option.
options.items nameSpecify the human readable name of the command in the menu. This is used as the label for the option.
name: string
var items = {
firstCommand: {
name: "Copy"
}
}When truthy, the defined name value is HTML.
The value will be rendered using $.html() instead of $.text().
Note: Cannot be used with the accesskey option in the same item.
isHtmlName: boolean
var items = {
firstCommand: {
name: "Copy <span style='font-weight: bold'>Text</span>",
isHtmlName: true
}
}Specifies the callback to execute if clicked on
The Callback is executed in the context of the triggering object. The first argument is the key of the command. The second argument is the options object. The Callback may return false to prevent the menu from being hidden.
If no callback and no default callback is specified, the item will not have an action
callback: function(itemKey, opt, originalEvent)
var items = {
firstCommand: {
name: "Copy",
callback: function(itemKey, opt, e){
// Alert the key of the item and the trigger element's id.
alert("Clicked on " + itemKey + " on element " + opt.$trigger.id);
// Do not close the menu after clicking an item
return false;
}
}
}Specifies additional classNames to add to the menu item. Seperate multiple classes by using spaces.
className: string
var items = {
firstCommand: {
name: "Copy",
className: 'contextmenu-item-custom contextmenu-item-custom__highlight'
}
}Specifies the icon class to set for the item.
When using a string icons must be defined in CSS with selectors like .context-menu-item.context-menu-icon-edit, where edit is the icon class specified.
When using a callback you can return a class string to use that as the class on the item. You can also modify the element by using the $itemElement argument.
icon: string or function(opt, $itemElement, itemKey, item)
var items = {
firstCommand: {
name: "Copy",
icon: function(opt, $itemElement, itemKey, item){
// Set the content to the menu trigger selector and add an bootstrap icon to the item.
$itemElement.html('<span class="glyphicon glyphicon-star" aria-hidden="true"></span> ' + opt.selector);
// Add the context-menu-icon-updated class to the item
return 'context-menu-icon-updated';
}
},
secondCommand: {
name: "Paste",
icon: "paste" // Class context-menu-icon-paste is used on the menu item.
}
}Specifies if the command is disabled (true) or enabled (false).
May be a callback returning a boolean. The callback is executed in the context of the triggering object (so this inside the function refers to the element the context menu was shown for). The first argument is the key of the command. The second argument is the options object.
disabled: boolean or function(itemKey, opt)
var items = {
firstCommand: {
name: "Copy",
disabled: function(key, opt){
// Disable this item if the menu was triggered on a div
if(opt.$trigger.nodeName === 'div'){
return true;
}
}
}
}Specifies if the command is visible (true) or not (false).
May be a callback returning a boolean. The callback is executed in the context of the triggering object (so this inside the function refers to the element the context menu was shown for). The first argument is the key of the command. The second argument is the options object.
visible: boolean or function(itemKey, opt)
var items = {
firstCommand: {
name: "Copy",
visible: function(key, opt){
// Hide this item if the menu was triggered on a div
if(opt.$trigger.nodeName === 'div'){
return false;
}
}
}
}Specifies the type of the command.
type: null, undefined, text, textarea, checkbox, radio, select, html default: null
null, undefined , "" The command is a simple clickable item. "text" Makes the command an <input> of type text.
<input> are encapsulated in a <label>. "textarea" Makes the command a <textarea>.
<input> are encapsulated in a <label>. "checkbox" Makes the command an <input> of type checkbox.
<input> are encapsulated in a <label>.
"radio" Makes the command an <input> of type radio.
<input> are encapsulated in a <label>.
"select" Makes the command a <select>.
<select> are encapsulated in a <label>. "html" Makes an non-command element. When you select type: 'html' add the html to the html property. So: { item: { type: 'html', html: '<span>html!</span>' } }. You can also just use the item name with the isHtmlName property. Example
$.contextMenu({
selector: 'span.context-menu',
items: {
name: {
name: "Text",
type: 'text',
value: "Hello World",
events: {
keyup: function(e) {
// add some fancy key handling here?
window.console && console.log('key: '+ e.keyCode);
}
}
},
sep1: "---------",
// <input type="checkbox">
yesno: {
name: "Boolean",
type: 'checkbox',
selected: true
},
sep2: "---------",
// <input type="radio">
radio1: {
name: "Radio1",
type: 'radio',
radio: 'radio',
value: '1'
},
radio2: {
name: "Radio2",
type: 'radio',
radio: 'radio',
value: '2',
selected: true
},
sep3: "---------",
// <select>
select: {
name: "Select",
type: 'select',
options: {1: 'one', 2: 'two', 3: 'three'},
selected: 2
},
// <textarea>
area1: {
name: "Textarea with height",
type: 'textarea',
value: "Hello World",
height: 40
},
area2: {
name: "Textarea",
type: 'textarea',
value: "Hello World"
},
sep4: "---------",
key: {
name: "Something Clickable",
callback: $.noop
}
}
});Events to register on <input> elements. The contents of the options object are passed to jQuery event.data.
Only used with types text, textarea, radio, checkbox and select.
events: object
$.contextMenu({
selector: 'span.context-menu',
events: {
command1: {
name: "Foobar",
type: "text",
events: {
keyup: function(e){
alert(e.keyCode);
alert(e.data.$trigger.attr("id"));
}
}
}
}
});The value of the <input> element.
Only used with types text, textarea, radio.
value: string
$.contextMenu({
selector: 'span.context-menu',
command1: {
name: "Foobar",
type: "text",
value: "default value"
}
});The selected option of a select element and the checked property for checkbox and radio types.
Only used with types select, checkbox, radio.
selected: string or boolean
boolean Use with checkbox and radio to check. string Use with select to select that option. Example
$.contextMenu({
selector: 'span.context-menu',
items: {
// <select>
select: {
name: "Select",
type: 'select',
options: {1: 'one', 2: 'two', 3: 'three'},
selected: "2"
}
}
});Specifies the group of the radio elements.
Only used with type radio.
radio: string
$.contextMenu({
selector: 'span.context-menu',
items: {
// <input type="radio">
radio1: {
name: "Radio1",
type: 'radio',
radio: 'radio',
value: '1'
},
radio2: {
name: "Radio2",
type: 'radio',
radio: 'radio',
value: '2',
selected: true
}
}
});Specifies the <option> elements for the <select> element.
Only used with type select.
options: object
$.contextMenu({
selector: 'span.context-menu',
items: {
// <select>
select: {
name: "Select",
type: 'select',
options: {1: 'one', 2: 'two', 3: 'three'},
selected: "2"
}
}
});The height in pixel <textarea> element. If not specified, the height is defined by CSS.
Only used with type textarea.
height: int
$.contextMenu({
selector: 'span.context-menu',
items: {
// <select>
myTextarea: {
name: "Textarea",
type: 'textarea',
height: 200
}
}
});Commands to show in a sub-menu. You can nest as many as you like.
items: object
$.contextMenu({
selector: 'span.context-menu',
items: {
// <select>
myItemWithSubmenu: {
name: "Textarea",
{
items {
mySubmenu {
name: "Command 1"
callback: function(key, opt){
alert("Clicked on " + key);
}
}
}
}
}
}
});Character(s) to be used as accesskey.
Considering a b c $.contextMenu will first try to use »a« as the accesskey, if already taken, it'll fall through to »b«. Words are reduced to the first character, so »hello world« is treated as »h w«.
Note: Accesskeys are treated unique throughout one menu. This means an item in a sub-menu can't occupy the same accesskey as an item in the main menu.
accesskey: string
$.contextMenu({
selector: 'span.context-menu',
accesskey: 'a'
callback: function(itemKey, opt){
alert('I pressed a!');
}
});Allows to pass data attributes (data-*) that get applied to the menu item. It should be passed as an object with key and a value.
var items = {
firstCommand: {
name: "Copy",
dataAttr: {
menuTitle: "My custom title"
}
}
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