Class CKEDITOR.focusManager
Defined in: core/focusmanager.js.
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CKEDITOR.focusManager(editor)
Manages the focus activity in an editor instance.
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Indicates that the editor instance has focus.
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blur()
Indicates that the editor instance has lost the focus.
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focus()
Indicates that the editor instance has the focus.
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Indicates that the editor instance has lost the focus.
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Class Detail
CKEDITOR.focusManager(editor)
Since:
3.0
Manages the focus activity in an editor instance. This class is to be used
mainly by UI elements coders when adding interface elements to CKEditor.
- Parameters:
- {CKEDITOR.editor} editor
- The editor instance.
Field Detail
{Boolean}
hasFocus
Since:
3.0
Indicates that the editor instance has focus.
alert( CKEDITOR.instances.editor1.focusManager.hasFocus ); // e.g "true"
Method Detail
{Undefined}
blur()
Since:
3.0
Indicates that the editor instance has lost the focus. Note that this
functions acts asynchronously with a delay of 100ms to avoid subsequent
blur/focus effects. If you want the "blur" to happen immediately, use
the #forceBlur function instead.
var editor = CKEDITOR.instances.editor1; editor.focusManager.blur();
{Undefined}
focus()
Since:
3.0
Indicates that the editor instance has the focus.
This function is not used to set the focus in the editor. Use
CKEDITOR.editor#focus for it instead.
var editor = CKEDITOR.instances.editor1; editor.focusManager.focus();
{Undefined}
forceBlur()
Since:
3.0
Indicates that the editor instance has lost the focus. Unlike
#blur, this function is synchronous, marking the instance as
"blured" immediately.
var editor = CKEDITOR.instances.editor1; editor.focusManager.forceBlur();