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| In this case everyone can replay the Ajax redraw request and see the content of the component. | In this case everyone can replay the Ajax redraw request and see the content of the component. | ||
| - | ==== Extending the component javascript class ==== | + | ===== Extending the component javascript class ===== |
| If you want to extend the javascript object associated with your custom component, this can be done in three easy steps. | If you want to extend the javascript object associated with your custom component, this can be done in three easy steps. | ||
| - | === 1. Give the component an unique class name === | + | ==== 1. Give the component an unique class name ==== |
| You first need to give your component a unique DOM class name, which is accomplished by overwriting the '' | You first need to give your component a unique DOM class name, which is accomplished by overwriting the '' | ||
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| - | === 2. Create a new javascript class for your component === | + | ==== 2. Create a new javascript class for your component |
| Now create a new javascript class for your component. It must extend the Platform.Component class: | Now create a new javascript class for your component. It must extend the Platform.Component class: | ||
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| - | === 3. Associate the DOM class with the javascript class === | + | ==== 3. Associate the DOM class with the javascript class ==== |
| This is done like this in javascript: | This is done like this in javascript: | ||
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