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EconsorDOMObject (in progress)

What is the EconsorDOMObject?​

The EconsorDOMOBject is a simple Object that includes a DOM Node in it's element property and allows you to call multiple functions on it, not unlike JQuery.

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Use the Helper to create them!!

Properties​

  • element: The contained DOM Node
  • classes The classlist of the contained Node.

Methods​

closest(query)​

Like the JQuery/JS Method, but returns the equivalent EconsorDOMObject instead.

find(query)​

Like the JQuery/JS Method, but returns the equivalent EconsorDOMObject(s) instead.

data(name (optional), value (optional))​

  • If no parameters are given, will return the element's dataset.
  • If you specify the data name, will return that specific data's value.
  • If you specify both data name and a value, it will set/add that data attribute.

attribute(name (optional), value (optional))​

  • If no parameters are given, will return the element's attributes.
  • If you specify the attribute name, will return that specific attribute's value.
  • If you specify both attribute name and a value, it will set/add that attribute.

hasClass(class name)​

Returns a boolean value, checking if the Node has the class youre looking for.

setClass(class name, flag (optional))​

  • If you dont specify a flag, will add a class to the Node. If the class already exists, this will do nothing.
  • If you specify a flag, it will either remove or add the class depending on whether the flag is false or true.

toggleClass(class name, flag (optional))​

  • If you dont specify a flag, will add a class to the Node. If the class already exists, it will remove the class.
  • If you specify a flag, it will either remove or add the class depending on whether the flag is false or true.

replaceClass(replace, replaceWith)​

Will replace the class given as the first parameter with the class given as the second parameter.

load()​

Will create the loading overlay from Shopware's ElementLoadingIndicatorUtil on the element.

unload()​

Will remove the loading overlay from Shopware's ElementLoadingIndicatorUtil from the element.