This binding ties an element (called the anchor) to a template (called the popup), which will pop up on screen next to it. By default it works similarly to a dropdown menu, the popup being rendered on initialization, appearing below and aligned to the left edge of the anchor, shown when the anchor is clicked, and hidden if the user clicks outside the popup.
The basic use of popupTemplate is thus:
<div data-bind="popupTemplate: 'templateName'">Anchor text</div>This will give the default behavior, outlined above. Alternatively, the binding can take a configuration object, with the following fields:
template: Required. A string containing the name of the template to render.data: Data model to use rendering the template.renderOnInit: If truthy, the popup is rendered at init and merely shown or hidden, instead of being rendered on each open.closeOnClickInPopup: If truthy, clicking inside a popup will close it. Useful for menus and similar.openState: An observable that is updated to follow the state of the popup. The popup can also be shown or hidden by setting the observable to true or false.beforeOpen: An event handler to be called before opening the popup.afterOpen: An event handler to be called immediately after opening the popup.beforeClose: An event handler to be called before closing the popup.afterClose: An event handler to be called immediately after closing the popup.anchorHandler: If false, clicking the anchor does not open or close the popup.outsideHandler: If false, clicking outside the popup will not close it.positioning: An object containing positioning information (see below).className: A string containing a class name to put in the class attribute of the popupTemplate container.disposalCallback: A function, that will take care of removing the popupTemplate container from the DOM. This is usefull if you wish to use animations with renderOnOpen mode. The function is passed one argument which is a reference to the element containing the popupTemplate.disable: If this is truthy, or an obseravble containing a truthy value, opening the popup is disabled.openOnMouseOver: If truthy, hovering over the anchor will display the popup.
<div data-bind="popupTemplate: { template: 'templateName' }">Anchor text</div>You can select where the popup will appear in relation to the anchor by passing an object in the positioning field of the configuration object, which should have one or both of vertical and horizontal fields.
These fields can contain either a string, or an observable containing a string. These strings should be selected from the following lists:
'outside-left': Align the right edge of the popup with the left edge of the anchor.'inside-left': Align the left edge of the popup with the left edge of the anchor.'middle': Align the horizontal midpoint of the popup with the horizontal middle of the anchor.'inside-right': Align the right edge of the popup with the right edge of the anchor.'outside-right': Align the left edge of the popup with the right edge of the anchor.
'outside-top': Align the bottom edge of the popup with the top edge of the anchor.'inside-top': Align the top edge of the popup with the top edge of the anchor.'middle': Align the vertical midpoint of the popup with the vertical middle of the anchor.'inside-bottom': Align the bottom edge of the popup with the bottom edge of the anchor.'outside-bottom': Align the top edge of the popup with the bottom edge of the anchor.
It is also possible to supply a list of positionings where the best fit would be chosen.
For convinience you can also supply strings containing "<horizontal> <vertical>" instead of a position object:
<div data-bind="popupTemplate: {
template: 'templateName',
'positioning': [
{ horizontal: 'middle', vertical: 'middle' },
'outside-left inside-top',
'outside-right middle'
]
}">
Anchor text
</div>http://one-com.github.io/knockout-popupTemplate/examples/index.html
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