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Re: Html Node in Diagram !
Reply #90 - Apr 15th, 2020 at 11:06am
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Hi,

For the time being, to draw a border, don't set the increased node bounds, set margin of the MainImage to 0 and add the following to your MindFusion.Drawing.Container.draw override:
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            var strokeColor = this.item.getSelected() ? "Orange" : "Transparent";
            this.item.root.clipBeforeTransform.pen = strokeColor;
            this.item.root.clipBeforeTransform.strokeThickness = 6;
            this.item.root.clipBeforeTransform.draw(context); 



You can add it before or after the drawShadow call, depending on what z-index you want to draw the border. The color can come from your model, "Orange" and "Transparent" options above are just for demonstration. Hope this helps.

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Re: Html Node in Diagram !
Reply #91 - Apr 15th, 2020 at 12:59pm
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Hi,

This seems working but,
* For decision shaped node, seems two border is shown
* When moving the node, the border is trailing for any node

This is the code I tried,

    var originalContainerDraw = MindFusion.Drawing.Container.prototype["draw"];
    MindFusion.Drawing.Container.prototype["draw"] = function (context, drawShadows, shadowsOnly) {
      if (drawShadows != false) {
        if (this.item && this.item.root && this.item.root.clipBeforeTransform) {
          var diagramElement = this.item.getTag().DataObject as DiagramElement;

          if (diagramElement) {
            if (diagramElement.isShadowElement) {
              this.item.setShadowColor("black");
              this.item.root.clipBeforeTransform.brush = "black"; // can use shadow color from item or elsewhere
              this.item.root.clipBeforeTransform.shadow = this.item.createShadow();
              this.item.root.clipBeforeTransform.drawShadow(context);
            }

            var strokeColor = diagramElement.borderColor;
            if (this.item.getSelected()) {
              strokeColor = "Orange";
            }
            this.item.root.clipBeforeTransform.pen = strokeColor;
            this.item.root.clipBeforeTransform.strokeThickness = 6;
            this.item.root.clipBeforeTransform.draw(context);
          }
        }
      }
      originalContainerDraw.apply(this, [context, drawShadows, shadowsOnly]);
    };

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Re: Html Node in Diagram !
Reply #92 - Apr 15th, 2020 at 1:21pm
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Hi,

Indeed, noticed those two issues after posting the above solution. Both of these will be fixed in the next library release. For the time being, to fix the decision shape, call that somewhere in your code after creating the Diagram:
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(MindFusion.Diagramming.Shape.shapes as any).Decision.params.outline += " Z"; 

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To fix the repainting issue, add the following to your Container.draw override, before drawing the shadow and the border:
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          if (this.invalidParent)
          {
            this.invalidParent.updateCanvasElements();
            this.invalidParent = null;
          } 



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Re: Html Node in Diagram !
Reply #93 - Apr 21st, 2020 at 12:30pm
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Hi Lyubo,

I tried this like below and the border and shadow works fine. Thank you !

    var originalContainerDraw = MindFusion.Drawing.Container.prototype["draw"];
    MindFusion.Drawing.Container.prototype["draw"] = function (context, drawShadows, shadowsOnly) {

      var defaultColor: string = "#03685A";

      if (drawShadows != false) {
        if (this.item && this.item.root && this.item.root.clipBeforeTransform) {

          if (this.invalidParent) {
            this.invalidParent.updateCanvasElements();
            this.invalidParent = null;
          }

          var diagramElement = this.item.getTag().dataObject as server.DiagramElement;

          if (diagramElement) {
            if (diagramElement.isShadowInstance) {
              this.item.setShadowColor("black");
              this.item.root.clipBeforeTransform.brush = "black"; // can use shadow color from item or elsewhere
              this.item.root.clipBeforeTransform.shadow = this.item.createShadow();
              this.item.root.clipBeforeTransform.drawShadow(context);
            }

            var strokeColor = diagramElement.borderColor === defaultColor ? "Transparent" : diagramElement.borderColor;;
            if (this.item.getSelected()) {
              strokeColor = "Orange";
            }
            this.item.root.clipBeforeTransform.pen = strokeColor;
            this.item.root.clipBeforeTransform.strokeThickness = 6;
            this.item.root.clipBeforeTransform.draw(context);
          }
        }
      }
      originalContainerDraw.apply(this, [context, drawShadows, shadowsOnly]);
    };

I'm setting the border at runtime (through a color picker). After setting the color to my data object, I tried by calling node.invalidate() method but the color is not immediately reflecting. Is there any other way to do that?

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Re: Html Node in Diagram !
Reply #94 - Apr 22nd, 2020 at 6:00am
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Hi,

Can you send us the updated project with steps to reproduce, so we can investigate? Thank you!

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Re: Html Node in Diagram !
Reply #95 - Apr 27th, 2020 at 4:23pm
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Hi Lyubo,

I've created a sample and uploaded in the below url,

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1w6_ZHEUU9_kNst9e6vxbcMc_-4riQJfH

Select an element, right click and then choose a color in the context menu.

The color selected is not reflected in the node immediately.

On clicking in the diagram, the border color shows up.

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Re: Html Node in Diagram !
Reply #96 - Apr 28th, 2020 at 5:36am
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Hello,

What I observe in your test is that the border color actually changes immediately, but you're drawing an orange border on node selection, which prevents you from seeing the new color until you click away, effectively deselecting the node and disabling the Orange selection border.

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Re: Html Node in Diagram !
Reply #97 - Apr 28th, 2020 at 6:37am
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Hi Lyubo,

Yes, you are correct. I've fixed this by deselecting the node after color change like this. Thank you  Smiley

(node as CompositeNode).setSelected(false);

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Re: Html Node in Diagram !
Reply #98 - Apr 29th, 2020 at 12:30pm
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Hi,

We've fixed the shadow clipping issue internally in the latest release. Can try out the updated scripts from the diagram-library and mindfusion-common packages.

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Re: Html Node in Diagram !
Reply #99 - Apr 29th, 2020 at 3:08pm
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Hi Lyubo,

I took latest version and did below changes (and commented the draw handler code completely). Shadow looks better but border color not shown.

if (diagramElement.isShadowElement) {
//compNode.setShadowColor("Gray");
//compNode.setShadowOffsetX(3);
//compNode.setShadowOffsetY(3);
}
else {
compNode.setShadowColor("Transparent");
compNode.setShadowOffsetX(0);
compNode.setShadowOffsetY(0);
}

I tried with below code also, still border color not shown.

if (diagramElement.borderColor) {
compNode.setStroke(diagramElement.borderColor);
compNode.setStrokeThickness(3);
}

Could you please fix this setStroke issue also, it will be great help Smiley

Then I uncommented draw handler and tried with below changes,

var originalContainerDraw = MindFusion.Drawing.Container.prototype["draw"];
MindFusion.Drawing.Container.prototype["draw"] = function (context, drawShadows, shadowsOnly) {
if (drawShadows != false) {
if (this.item && this.item.root && this.item.root.clipBeforeTransform) {

if (this.invalidParent) {
this.invalidParent.updateCanvasElements();
this.invalidParent = null;
}

var diagramElement = this.item.getTag().DataObject as DiagramElement;

if (diagramElement) {
//if (diagramElement.isShadowElement) {
// this.item.setShadowColor("black");
// this.item.root.clipBeforeTransform.brush = "black"; // can use shadow color from item or elsewhere
// this.item.root.clipBeforeTransform.shadow = this.item.createShadow();
// this.item.root.clipBeforeTransform.drawShadow(context);
//}

var strokeColor = diagramElement.borderColor;
if (this.item.getSelected()) {
strokeColor = "Orange";
}
this.item.root.clipBeforeTransform.pen = strokeColor;
this.item.root.clipBeforeTransform.strokeThickness = 6;
this.item.root.clipBeforeTransform.draw(context);
}
}
}
originalContainerDraw.apply(this, [context, drawShadows, shadowsOnly]);
};

1. Shadow and Border color overlap (Circle-5)
2. Shadow is not as good as before (when draw is commented)

May I know why? Attached the screen shots.

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Re: Html Node in Diagram !
Reply #100 - Apr 30th, 2020 at 9:54am
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Hi,

In your example you need to call the original draw method before your custom draw to place the shadow behind the border.

But maybe this won't be needed anymore, we've added a strokeThickness property to the Shape component that you could use;and we've also fixed the nodeDeleting keydown issue you've been having. Will let you know when the package is published.

To use the new strokeThickness property you can set it via the Shape component template and in code by calling shapeComponent.setStrokeThickness. The color of the border comes from the Shape.pen property.

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Re: Html Node in Diagram !
Reply #101 - May 4th, 2020 at 8:19am
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Hi,

We've published the updated scripts on npm. Can try it out and let us know if it works better for you.

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Re: Html Node in Diagram !
Reply #102 - May 4th, 2020 at 11:23am
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Hi Lyubo,

Thank you. I tried with the below code and completely commented the draw handler.

      var background = node.getComponent("OutlineShape") as any;
      if (background) {

        background.strokeThickness = this.strokeThickness;
        background.pen = borderColor;
      }

      node.invalidate();

But this didn't work. Am I missing anything? I've uploaded the sample. Could you please have a look?

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1sX7UUpxQN6NCOiK_kMxC0YRhYlAgRUkp

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Re: Html Node in Diagram !
Reply #103 - May 4th, 2020 at 12:27pm
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Hi,

The thicker border is there, but it's covered by the image, since the stroke thickness is directed inwards to be contained in the node's dimensions. So to achieve the effect, you need to revert the old workaround for the MainImage margins and size we did before:

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// margin of "3" for MainImage in the node's template

// revert back to this in createCompositeNode method
node.setBounds(new Rect(diagramElement.x, diagramElement.y, diagramElement.width + 6, diagramElement.height + 6));
 



Now the shadow will be seen (like in Circle-1 in the screenshot), so you may want to consider applying a white stroke instead of transparent one.

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Re: Html Node in Diagram !
Reply #104 - May 4th, 2020 at 1:12pm
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Hi Lyubo,

I tried that two changes but didn't work. Am I miss anything else?

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