/** Attaches stand-alone container with editable-form to HTML element. Element is used only for positioning, value is not stored anywhere.
This method applied internally in $().editable(). You should subscribe on it's events (save / cancel) to get profit of it.
Final realization can be different: bootstrap-popover, jqueryui-tooltip, poshytip, inline-div. It depends on which js file you include.
Applied as jQuery method. @class editableContainer @uses editableform **/ (function ($) { var EditableContainer = function (element, options) { this.init(element, options); }; //methods EditableContainer.prototype = { containerName: null, //tbd in child class innerCss: null, //tbd in child class init: function(element, options) { this.$element = $(element); this.options = $.extend({}, $.fn.editableContainer.defaults, $.fn.editableform.utils.getConfigData(this.$element), options); this.options.trigger = 'manual'; this.initContainer(); //bind 'destroyed' listener to destroy container when element is removed from dom this.$element.on('destroyed', $.proxy(function(){ this.destroy(); }, this)); }, initContainer: function(){ this.call(this.options); }, initForm: function() { this.$form = $('
') .editableform(this.options) .on({ save: $.proxy(this.save, this), cancel: $.proxy(this.cancel, this), show: $.proxy(this.setPosition, this), rendering: $.proxy(this.setPosition, this) }); return this.$form; }, /** Returns jquery object of container @method tip() **/ tip: function() { return this.container().$tip; }, container: function() { return this.$element.data(this.containerName); }, call: function() { this.$element[this.containerName].apply(this.$element, arguments); }, /** Shows container with form @method show() **/ show: function () { this.call('show'); this.tip().addClass('editable-container'); this.initForm(); this.tip().find(this.innerCss).empty().append(this.$form); this.$form.editableform('render'); }, /** Hides container with form @method hide() **/ hide: function() { this.call('hide'); }, /** Updates the position of container when content changed. @method setPosition() **/ setPosition: function() { //tbd in child class }, cancel: function() { if(this.options.autohide) { this.hide(); } /** Fired when form was cancelled by user @event cancel @param {Object} event event object **/ this.$element.triggerHandler('cancel'); }, save: function(e, params) { if(this.options.autohide) { this.hide(); } /** Fired when new value was submitted @event save @param {Object} event event object @param {Object} params additional params @param {mixed} params.newValue submitted value @param {Object} params.response ajax response **/ this.$element.triggerHandler('save', params); }, /** Sets new option @method option(key, value) @param {string} key @param {mixed} value **/ option: function(key, value) { this.options[key] = value; this.call('option', key, value); }, /** Destroys the container instance @method destroy() **/ destroy: function() { this.call('destroy'); } }; //jQuery plugin definition $.fn.editableContainer = function (option) { var args = arguments; return this.each(function () { var $this = $(this), dataKey = 'editableContainer', data = $this.data(dataKey), options = typeof option === 'object' && option; if (!data) { $this.data(dataKey, (data = new EditableContainer(this, options))); } if (typeof option === 'string') { //call method data[option].apply(data, Array.prototype.slice.call(args, 1)); } }); }; //store constructor $.fn.editableContainer.Constructor = EditableContainer; //defaults - must be redefined! $.fn.editableContainer.defaults = { /** Initial value of form input @property value @type mixed @default null @private **/ value: null, /** Placement of container relative to element. Can be top|right|bottom|left. Not used for inline container. @property placement @type string @default 'top' **/ placement: 'top', /** Wether to hide container on save/cancel. @property autohide @type boolean @default true @private **/ autohide: true }; /* * workaround to have 'destroyed' event to destroy popover when element is destroyed * see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2200494/jquery-trigger-event-when-an-element-is-removed-from-the-dom */ jQuery.event.special.destroyed = { remove: function(o) { if (o.handler) { o.handler(); } } }; }(window.jQuery));