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231 function initializeSuppressButton(selector, defaultValue) { 232 let suppressButton = $(selector); 233 if (defaultValue === true) { 234 suppressButton.bootstrapToggle("on"); 235 } else { 236 suppressButton.bootstrapToggle("off"); 237 } 238 }
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20 get enabledButton() { 21 return this.button('#b1'); 22 }
26 triggerClick() { 27 this.onClickCallbacks.forEach(callback => callback()); 28 }
46 doClick() { 47 if (this.canClick()) { 48 this.action.doClick(); 49 } 50 }
48 get isDisabled(): boolean | null { 49 return (this.disabled || this._disabled) ? true : null; 50 }
19 doClick() { 20 if(this.animating) return; 21 this.animating = true; 22 this.el.prevBackColor = this.el.style.backgroundColor; 23 this.el.style.backgroundColor = ClickingBackColor; 24 clearTimeout(this.timer); 25 this.timer = setTimeout(() => { 26 this.el.style.backgroundColor = this.el.prevBackColor || ''; 27 this.animating = false; 28 }, 200); 29 }