jeditable

This is a Continuation of Jeditable: how to set parameters based on dom element attributes Please respond here.. this is my 'real' account.. I'm trying to assign different parameter values to different divs on which I have enabled the jQuery plugin 'Jeditable'. I can't get it to work, I'm sure its something simple.. but I can't figure it out.. How do I acheive it? Given the following DOM element: <div class="editme" id="theone" rel="test"></div> These various snippets produce the following dafault placeholder texts for the above empty div: $('.editme').editable('savedata.php',{ placeholder :

I'm using the JEditable plugin for in-place editing. I have a "setup" function which calls .editable() on all the relevant classes. The problem is, I have newly appended elements which I'd like to make editable as well. Obviously, being newly added, .editable() never gets called on them. In other words, I'm looking to get the effect that jquery's live() function does, but for the editable() function. My current workaround seems kinda ugly to me ( redscribe_button is the button that needs to be clicked to edit the text): $(".redescribe_button").live("click", function(click_event) { click_event

SOLUTION Thanks to Arman's P. proof of concept, finally got it to work with my site. CODE //Edit Note $(function(){ function makeEditable() { $(".edit").editable('ajax/save.php?editnotetext', { type : 'mce', submit : '<button class="save_button">Save</button>', event: 'dblclick', indicator : 'Saving...', tooltip : 'Doubleclick to edit...', onblur: 'ignore', width : '700px', height : '100px', callback : function(value, settings){ console.log('unlocked'); $.post('ajax/save.php?unlocknotetext', {"id" : $(this).attr('id')}); $(this).effect("highlight", {}, 3000); $(this).parents('.panel').effect(

I understand that with jEditable ( http://www.appelsiini.net/projects/jeditable ) you can do in-place editing and POST the changed information to a URL. My ASP.NET MVC view is displaying a bunch of Model information which I'd like to make in-place editable. Currently, I have two views - one text representation and one edit view in which a form is entirely POSTed and then my controller action takes the entire object (assembled from the form element names) as a parameter, updating the object and returning to the text-only view. However, when I switch to jEditable I would only use the text view

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 then be able to enter a comma separated list that autocomplete each entry as i type (similar to entering

Right now, the server response I'm working with sends back a JSON response like this: {"status":1} After saving, jeditable places the actual response: {"status":1} on the page. Anyway to get around this issue? A better solution is to post-process the returned json data before it hits the page. Suppose your server returns the following json string: { "status": 1, "result": "value to be displayed", "other": "some other data" } and you would like to process the "status" and "other" fields, and display the "result" field in the jeditable input field. Add the following 2 lines to jquery.jeditable

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 Jeditable (it only has a class atrribute), the created input only has a name attribute which defaults to