Add ignoreForClass attribute that aborts contextmenu if applied #101
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February 14, 2017 13:19
* If the element has the ignoreForClass the context menu won't be shown
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I'm not sure using a class to disable this is the way to go. The more appropriate way to do so appears to just set a flag through an attribute like context-menu-enabled. Then this flagged is set by the controller based on some parameters, in this case the class. @Templarian not sure if this is something we should merge in. |
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This adds ability to dynamically disable contextMenu
Example:
If the div has "some-class" the context-menu won't show.