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Feature Owner: Stuart Parmenter
A color picker is a frame that contains a graphical representation of multiple colors.
The color picker is specified using the colorpicker tag. The attribute
type is used to specify the type of color picker such as
swatch. If this attribute is omitted, the color picker will be a swatch.
[Note: The only color picker currently implemented is a swatch.]
<colorpicker type="swatch"/>
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Palettes can be chosen using the palettename attribute. Currently supported are
standard which is a 70 color palette, web which
is the 216 "web safe" palette, and grey which is a grey scale palette.
If this attribute is omitted, you will get the standard palette.
[Note: It is currently not possible to change colors or add custom colors.]
<colorpicker type="swatch" palettename="web"/>
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When a color is selected, the color attribute is set containing the color that was
selected. An example of this is below:
<html:script>
function doSomethingUseful(cp)
{
var color = cp.getAttribute('color');
document.getElementById("input").value = color;
}
</html:script>
<colorpicker id="cp" onclick="doSomethingUseful(this);"/>
<html:input id="input"/>
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