Change OnRowClick event such that it does not fire when clicking within row subview
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Mitchell Bush
Requesting behavior change with the Perspective table's OnRowClick event to only fire when clicking on the actual row of data -- or at least some sort of toggle system to turn this behavior on or off.
When a subview is open, this event fires when clicking anywhere in the original row but also within the subview. The issue becomes: You cannot interact with the subview if you have logic in place to close the subview within the OnRowClick event script on the parent table. Curiously, you can still interact with tables in the subview -- but not buttons, for example.
In the attached screenshot, I have a Perspective table with a subview expanded. The green symbols indicate current state (dots are click locations that will fire the OnRowClick event; X's are click locations that will not fire the event). Blue symbols are requested state. The 'copy' icon in the screenshot is a button, but by clicking it, the subview closes entirely because this button press fires the parent table's OnRowClick event.
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