I've just started using jQuery and the really nice Interface plugin and
found that I was needing to call a function when something was de-selected
using the Selectable plugin.
As a quick hack, I've added a few lines to the iselect.js code, but would
love to see this integrated properly into the core plugin.
First, I changed the following code:
this.f = {
a : o.accept,
o : o.opacity ? parseFloat(o.opacity) : false,
sc : o.selectedclass ? o.selectedclass : false,
hc : o.helperclass ? o.helperclass : false,
onselect : o.onselect ? o.onselect : false
};
to include an "ondeselect" option:
this.f = {
a : o.accept,
o : o.opacity ? parseFloat(o.opacity) : false,
sc : o.selectedclass ? o.selectedclass : false,
hc : o.helperclass ? o.helperclass : false,
onselect : o.onselect ? o.onselect : false,
ondeselect : o.ondeselect ? o.ondeselect : false
};
Then I modified this:
if (jQuery.selectedone == true && this.f.onselect) {
this.f.onselect(jQuery.Selectserialize(jQuery.attr(this,'id')));
}
to:
if (jQuery.selectedone == true && this.f.onselect) {
this.f.onselect(jQuery.Selectserialize(jQuery.attr(this,'id')));
}
else
{
this.f.ondeselect();
}
After doing that, it's possible to call the selectable plugin with something
like this:
<script type="text/javascript">
$('#content').Selectable(
{
accept : 'selectable',
opacity : 0.2,
selectedclass: 'selecteditem',
helperclass: 'selecthelper',
onselect: function(serial)
{
var selected = serial.hash;
alert(selected);
},
ondeselect: function()
{
alert("deselecting");
}
}
);
</script>
and it works great!
just thought others might be interested.. thanks again for a really awesome
set of plugins!
-jason
--
jason schleifer
ah-ni-may-tor | weirdo
http://jonhandhisdog.com/
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