jeditable

问题 Updated: May 13th, 2011 Please find solution in my Answer below. Updated: May 5th, 2011 So the problem now I'm having is that I want to invoke the JEdtiable submit button after pressing Ctrl+S. The great Thariama has shown the Ctrl+S part for TinyMCE, so now I have to figure out how I get JEditable to submit. After pressing Ctrl+S I tried to find the submit button and click it as per invoke cancel on jeditable. Doesn't work. Here's my relevant code for the JEditable Initialization: //Edit

问题 is it possible to reset to original state after changing class and applying the jeditable plugin say i have this example <div class="non_edit" id="test1">test1</div> <div class="non_edit" id="test2">test2</div> and have this divs change class by this function $('div.non_edit').addClass('edit').removeClass('non_edit'); and apply jeditable $('.edit').editable('somepage.php'); now when i want to return to its 'non-editable' state i have this $('div.edit').addClass('non_edit').removeClass('edit')

问题 I'm using jquery-ui's draggable for drag-and-drop, and jeditable for inline editing. When I drag and drop an element that's also editable, right after it's dropped jeditable kicks in and pops into 'edit mode'. How can I disable this behavior? Edit - the problem happens because of netsting - see this example. I also added draggable to the mix to make the example more realistic (the actual real problem is in this site that I'm working on) Note - even though this question has an accepted answer

问题 I'm using Jeditable for in-place editing. One the controls I am working with has the select type. When a user clicks on the field, the following select control is generated: <div id="status" class="editable_select"> <form> <select name="value"> <option value="Active">Active</option> <option value="Inactive">Inactive</option> </select> <button type="submit">Save</button> <button type="cancel">Cancel</button> </form> </div> What I am trying to figure out is how to use jQuery to detect when that

问题 I have been playing around with jeditable for 2 days now, and it's great! But I got a little problem, I have a link which should be editable, but whenever the field become editable, I can't edit that field, when I click, it jumps right to that link. Any solution? Here is my code <a href="$homeurl/$hashkey" class="editsubject" id="$hashkey">$subject</a><span class="edittrigger" style="cursor:pointer;background:#EEEEEE;">edit</span> $(document).ready(function() { $('.editsubject').editable(

问题 I see a lot of google posts on this but all seems to be talking about how this is in progress. Does anyone know of a working version of jeditable and autocomplete functionality working together so i can click on text and get a textbox and have autocomplete functionality working against that textbox EDIT: I am opening a bounty, as it still seems like none of these solutions replicate Stack overflow tags + jeditable where i can use jeditable to get a editable texbox after clicking on text and

问题 I'm using Jeditable (posting to CakePHP) for input on my page. I want users to only fill in numbers in the Jeditable fields, so my idea was to also use the jQuery validation plugin to validate if only numbers are used, I already use this in other parts of my site. Jeditable dynamically creates a form with an input when you click on the div, so there seems to be nothing for Jquery validate to bind to and it doesn't seem to work as normal. I'm able to set the class name of the form through

问题 is there a way to invoke "cancel" on a jeditable area from an external call? (instead of clicking cancel) - basically to close the textarea. 回答1: It looks like jeditable exposes a method for "cancel" directly on the DOM element that was used to initialize the editable section. For example: // A paragraph with jeditable initialized like this: $('p#editable').editable(); // Could be canceled with: $('p#editable')[0].reset(); Another option would be to trigger the "click" event on the cancel

问题 I have been trying to use Jeditable to make my html table editable. However upon much research I found that it is very difficult (if not impossible without a backend) to validate the input. I really would prefer NOT to use any sort of plugin and simply write/use a bit of Javascript that would make cells editable and allow me to attach jQuery Validator to the input. The data will never get submitted to a backend (will return to default on page refresh) so the solution doesn't need to be

问题 I'm successfully using jeditable to submit via a function using jQuery.ajax and the async : false option , but am having an issue aborting if an error is returned. How can I get the edit box to stay activated and / or revert back to the original value if there are errors? I'm returning http status codes. so something like async : false .ajax submit here... if (xhr.status == 200) { return value; else { alert ('returned error'); // keep edit box activated but available for another try, or