<kendo:editor-imageBrowser-schema-model-fields-type>

The field which contains the type of the entry. Either f for image or d for directory.

Example

<kendo:editor-imageBrowser-schema-model-fields>
    <kendo:editor-imageBrowser-schema-model-fields-type></kendo:editor-imageBrowser-schema-model-fields-type>
</kendo:editor-imageBrowser-schema-model-fields>

Configuration Attributes

field java.lang.String

The name of the field.

Example

<kendo:editor-imageBrowser-schema-model-fields-type field="field">
</kendo:editor-imageBrowser-schema-model-fields-type>

parse java.lang.String

Specifies the function which will parse the field value. If not set default parsers will be used.

Example

<kendo:editor-imageBrowser-schema-model-fields-type parse="parse">
</kendo:editor-imageBrowser-schema-model-fields-type>

Event Attributes

parse String

Specifies the function which will parse the field value. If not set default parsers will be used.

Example

<kendo:editor-imageBrowser-schema-model-fields-type parse="handle_parse">
</kendo:editor-imageBrowser-schema-model-fields-type>
<script>
    function handle_parse(e) {
        // Code to handle the parse event.
    }
</script>

Event Tags

kendo:editor-imageBrowser-schema-model-fields-type-parse

Specifies the function which will parse the field value. If not set default parsers will be used.

Example

<kendo:editor-imageBrowser-schema-model-fields-type>
    <kendo:editor-imageBrowser-schema-model-fields-type-parse>
        <script>
            function(e) {
                // Code to handle the parse event.
            }
        </script>
    </kendo:editor-imageBrowser-schema-model-fields-type-parse>
</kendo:editor-imageBrowser-schema-model-fields-type>
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