[Wp Job Manager Field Editor Nulled 11
Hanne Rylaarsdam
In MyNSTextViewSubclass, I override the moveUp:, moveDown:, moveLeft:, and moveRight: methods to implement my desired functionality, and that all works fine. The only problem is that the field editor no longer behaves like a text field cell editor. For example, when I hit the Enter key, it inserts a newline into the text field instead of ending the editing.
How do I create a custom field editor that responds exactly like the default one does for an NSTextFieldCell (except for those four functions that I will override)? Or is there a better way to change the functionality ofmoveUp:, moveDown:, moveLeft:, and moveRight:?
EDIT: It appears that the field editor sets the text field as its delegate when it is selected for editing. In that case, it might be helpful to just attach to the control:textView:doCommandBySelector: delegate method as described here, but when I implement that function in either my NSTextFieldCell subclass or my NSTableView subclass, it never gets called. Why not?
This is because the default field editor is an NSTextView (not an NSControl) so I needed to use the protocol. The view that is set as its delegate is the NSTableView, not the NSTextFieldCell. The moveSelectionTo... functions are custom functions defined in my NSTableView subclass that keep track of the currently edited cell and then move it around accordingly.
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All the fields, including the new ones are still available in the content fragment editor though. Refreshing the page, or re-logging into AEM does not help. It is not reproduced in other, smaller content fragment models.
Update 2: after some digging it seems to correlate to the amount of fields. When I have 52 fields, all are displayed. Adding any more would cause some fields to be hidden/corrupted in the editor. With 55 fields the whole editor becomes empty
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