The handler function doesn’t receive an event object, as far as I understand. I’d love to keep my settings in a panel but show them only on a click+shift, and just execute an action on a simple clicl on an icon.
At the moment it seems impossible.
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Is it possible to determine if Shift is pressed when my app icon is clicked?
+1Best answer by William Bishop
Hey
While it’s a great suggestion, I’m afraid there’s not a key press event that’s support by our developer platform. That said, it’s a great suggestion and happy to share this feedback internally.
In certain cases, you may find the Web SDK’s event listener for `selection:update` to be a workaround, but I’m not sure how relevant it would be to this use case unfortunately.
+4Hey
While it’s a great suggestion, I’m afraid there’s not a key press event that’s support by our developer platform. That said, it’s a great suggestion and happy to share this feedback internally.
In certain cases, you may find the Web SDK’s event listener for `selection:update` to be a workaround, but I’m not sure how relevant it would be to this use case unfortunately.
+1Well, not sure how `selection:update` could help, but I’ll check it out. Just passing the original event object to handlers would solve this problem easier, I guess.
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However, I believe this would require that you have two separate apps - one for the creation bar and another for the custom actions.
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