MobileTextArea

Overview

The MobileTextArea component allows the user to display multiple lines of text element.

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Specification

Property

Here is a list of properties that can be used for modifying the component:

Name	Type	Default	Description	Remark
className	string	""	Component class name
error	string	""	Text to be displayed in error	Error will not be displayed if unspecified or left empty
id	string	""	Component id name
label	string	""	Label for the component	Label will not be displayed if unspecified or is empty
placeholder	string	""	Placeholder text for entry example
value	string	""	Text to be displayed
disabled	boolean	false	Enable/Disable the component
requiredIcon	boolean	false	Show/Hide the required icon
visible	boolean	true	Show/Hide the component

Event

Here is a list of events that can be specified:

Name	Type	Description	Remark
change	function	Event handler when the value has been changed	It will pass the event object as the argument. You can receive the following values in event.detail event.detail.oldValue : Value before the change event.detail.value : Value after the change
focus	function	Event handler for the focused time	It will pass the event object as the argument. You can receive the following values in event.detail event.detail.value : Value at the time of focus

Constructor

MobileTextArea(options)
Here is a list of available constructors:

Parameter

Name	Type	Default	Description	Remark
options	object	{}	Object that includes component properties

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Sample Code

Here is a sample code when all parameters are specified:

const space = kintone.mobile.app.record.getSpaceElement('space');
const mobileTextArea = new Kuc.MobileTextArea({
  label: 'Fruit',
  requiredIcon: true,
  placeholder: 'Apple',
  value: 'Apple',
  error: 'Error occurred!',
  className: 'options-class',
  id: 'options-id',
  visible: true,
  disabled: false
});
space.appendChild(mobileTextArea);

mobileTextArea.addEventListener('change', event => {
  console.log(event);
});

mobileTextArea.addEventListener('focus', event => {
  console.log(event);
});