On 01/10/06, Rik Lomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Jorn,
>
> My next priority is to get this working fully with tableSorter - it
> does work generally except for table striping.
>
> I've tried to make the plug-in as unobtrusive as possible, I felt that
> hiding the form when JS is turned off is a thing that the plug-in
> shouldn't do - the developer should really know to do this anyway. And
> yeah, I've tried to stick to the authoring plug-in page as much as
> possible, the original code was a mess but now it's nice and neat!
>
> Rik
You don't really need to hide the form if javascript is turned off.
Just add a button for submitting the form and do the search server
side. You could also have a placeholder and add the form to the page
through jQuery:
$("#placeholder").append('<form action="">'
+ '<label for="quicksearch">Quick Search</label>'
+ ' <input type="text" id="quicksearch" />'
+ '<input type="button" id="clearbutton" value="Clear" />'
+ '<img src="loader.gif" alt="Loading..." id="loader" />'
+ '</form>');
$('#placeholder input#quicksearch').quicksearch(....
Saying that though, I think it is important to take graceful
degradation into account.
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