John Callahan wrote:
> I've run across two situations so far...
>
> 1) In the Thumbnail View, I would like to use Lightbox. For that, I
> would need to add a particular class to each image anchor that is
> specific to lightbox functionality.
>
>
> 2) I'd like to have classes specific to my facet selections. Maybe for
> one of the facet selections, the background color of the images would
> change, or the font in a tabular view would change. Just another cue to
> help users filter through the results.
>
>
> Adding a specific css class is just one reason I would like to run a
> function against all items (or selected items) in the database after
> each filter/facet is applied. I just sent a post to the list with
> specific questions. I could then add/change HTML content (text, links,
> images, etc...) to various parts of the page based on user selections.
> I guess that's the larger question I'm after.
>
I guess you'd need to override those _reconstruct functions for the
views that you have. So, if you use a Tabular view, you'd need something
like this
<script>
var oldTabularViewReconstruct =
Exhibit.TabularView.prototype._reconstruct;
Exhibit.TabularView.prototype._reconstruct = function() {
oldTabularViewReconstruct.call(this);
// now do your jQuery stuff
};
</script>
David
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