Release 6.6.3
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Inspector component
- When in
autoCommitmode (which is the default) the inspector listens for Enter key press events on text inputs and textareas, and commits the value in response. - When JsPlumb's current selection is cleared, the inspector ensures that it commits any values that have changed but not yet been committed
Overlays
- Fixed a sizing issue with the background element of an SVG text overlay - it now takes the underlying zoom into account.
Controls component
- We added support for an
onMaybeClearprop on the React controls component - when present, instead of popping up a browser confirm dialog in response to a click on the clear button, this function is invoked instead. This will allow you to fit the React controls component in more nicely with your apps.
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