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Leave a comment on etiennet's reply
I suggest (for changing to theme "a")
- $("button").buttonMarkup({theme: "a"});
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Unfortunately this doesn't work.
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I think this is a current problem with the new 1.3.0 version.
E.g.: in my case, I have a data-role="button" to change its theme when a event happens.
What do I do?
What do I do?
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var state = 1;
var theme = 'c', themeOnProfile = 'e';
var oState = state ? theme : themeOnProfile,
nState = state ? themeOnProfile : theme,
cssRemove = 'ui-btn-hover-' + oState + ' ui-btn-up-' + oState,
cssAdd = 'ui-btn-hover-' + nState + ' ui-btn-up-' + nState;
$t.removeClass( cssRemove ).addClass( cssAdd ).attr('data-theme', nState ).buttonMarkup('refresh');
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My original theme is 'c', when the even happens I want to be 'e'.
Besides the buttonMarkup('refresh'), I remove the older theme classes and add the newer theme ones.
Besides the buttonMarkup('refresh'), I remove the older theme classes and add the newer theme ones.
In that way, I get the effect that I actually want.
Hope this is useful for you.
As far as I can tell, this is an error since the classes should removed/added automatically by the widget. What do you think?
Regards
Leave a comment on nahuelhds's reply
this is not an answer to your issue..
But in 1.3 release notes I noticed below, but don't know how to use it..
It is now possible to change button‘s data-theme programatically via_setOption.
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