Hi @KJW,
Kanban uses the Comments widget and its API has several events needed for the use-cases.This view can be obtained in Kanban with the getComments method (returns a popup with the needed widget inside). But the comment widget doesn’t have an onAfterEditStop
event.
As a solution, you can use onAfterEditStart
event , or get the inner textarea and operate with its value, you can refer to it directly with queryView
method and check if some existing comment has been edited.
Please, check the following example
https://snippet.webix.com/tokza0jh
Or as an alternative, can I delete the comment’s edit menu?
Also, you can hide “Edit” option via onBeforeShow
event:
commentsView.getMenu().attachEvent("onBeforeShow", function(){
this.hideItem("edit");
});
Example:
https://snippet.webix.com/9j02sw42