Is there an event that I can subscribe to when an Item is added to the DOM? about golden-layout HOT 2 CLOSED

Hi Kyle,

just for my understanding. You mention* '**The one event that kind of
worked was to subscribe to the 'open' event of the container, but that only
fires once when the container is first loaded and has been added to the
DOM' *which is exactly right. But if you're not looking for the event that
fires when the container is first added to the DOM (where it stays until
it's destroyed), what exactly are you looking for?

Cheers,

Wolfram

2015-01-19 22:28 GMT+00:00 Kyle MacDonald [email protected]:

I am currently using a plugin that accesses items that are currently on
the DOM through document.getElementByID. Searching though the code, it
looks like function that adds components to the layout happens before the
ContentItem is actually added to the DOM. This is causing problems in the
plugin. I gave the item added event a shot but that seems to fire before
the item is added. The one event that kind of worked was to subscribe to
the 'open' event of the container, but that only fires once when the
container is first loaded and has been added to the DOM. We are currently
using Backbone as a framework and what i am trying to achieve is to call
render() on my view after the contentitem has been added to the DOM. Got
any ideas? Any help would be appreciated, I can provide examples if need be.

Thanks!

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Hey Wolfram,

On futher inspection "Open" on the container works as expected. I was interpreting the variable incorrectly. Thanks for the response!

Kyle

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