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- About Me: 25 years old in software building. And now from several years ago , what's append ? I try me to the "web programming" ? My God ! One doubts nothing !
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- 28-Nov-2017 07:11 AM
- Forum: Developing jQuery Plugins
Hello All,My purpose is to build a singular UI plugin for a commercial purpose.This is a simple bill manager. (with its display later)1/ My datas description is like this :_product:{name:"",price:0,quantity:0,taxId:"0"},_taxRow:{name:"notax",rate:1},_footer:{},_defaults:function(){return {bill: {taxRows:{"0":this._taxRow},header:{billID:"0",billDate:Date()},rows:{'0':this._product},footer:this._footer}}}2/ Purposes :- Data defaults must not be changed by the user developper. (So I set this in a undescored function)- Three methods are built and are exposed :- sum_tax(taxid) //Taxid is optionnal
- sum_net()
- sum_full()
- display() method will be written later
All of that runs as well :1/ var billRows={'2154F':{'name':"fork model 54",'price':25,'quantity':10,taxId:"1"},'4678K':{'name':"knife model 78",'price':36,'quantity':10,taxId:"2"}}; //Plugin parameter declaratives2/ billX=$("#bill").bill({bill:{rows:billRows}}); // instantiate pluginOk from here but now :I should write :billX.bill("sum_tax",1) or billX.bill("sum_tax")I would prefered to write like this billX.bill.sum_tax(1) or billX.bill.sum_tax()Is it possible ?Thanks- 21-Apr-2017 03:12 PM
- Forum: Using jQuery UI
Hi All,Something wrong on a resize and draggable item with containment.The bug comes when the resize grow on left and the border touch the container/*! jQuery UI - v1.12.1 - 2017-04-21I don't use responsive yet.
- 23-Apr-2016 11:15 PM
- Forum: Using jQuery UI
Hi All,Today I'll would like to propose to you something on the slidebar. (Look at the snashot under)You customize your pin(s) scale showing with a reference to a jQuery plugin icon name (or not for no display)I'm under a work draft yet.Because my purpose is to propose a full customize setting for the pins positionning (for example : 0% 25% 75% 100% 200% 300% (or other constant values, not in percent...) in purpose for example to set a zoom/xzoom interface or for full others objectives .. )Source code for an example :- $(document).ready(function (){
- $( "#hSlider" ).slider({orientation:'horizontal',
- step:5,
- scale:{iconName:'ui-icon-triangle-1-s'}
- });
- $( "#vSlider" ).slider({orientation:'vertical',
- step:10,
- scale:{iconName:'ui-icon-bullet'}
- });
- })
The "automatic" pins positioning runs with your value set on the "step" option property.In first I openning the way with this new option property called "scale" typed with a Json object.This Json object has just one property for the moment, called 'iconName'.But in the future my idea'll be to have on this Json object, a second property typed array called "pinsLocate" or (I'm waiting for you to another more significant term .... )I don't hide to you the first problematic raised with the "standard" 16 X 16 jQuery plugin icon size.The best will be to have a CSS definition with an easy "geometric" system adaptative for other icon sizes....(This promises a nice brain jam in perspective..)@+- Hi All,Always with the resizable() command.If I don't want to see the "SE" handle ? ==>
- $(myResizerObject).mouseover(function(evt){
- $(this.getElementsByClassName('ui-resizable-se')).css({display: 'none'});
- })
Not smart ...Why not a "grip" option with the same "philosophy" of "handle" option for the accepted values ?like this : GRIP: "n, e, s, w, ne, se, sw, nw, all"And the combination between "grip" and "autoHide" could give more ...@+- Hi all,Just a small experience of use the "resizable()" command."A div inside its container move on the left".Scenario :1/ (extend on right the div as enougth but not to its container limit.) (eventually)2/ shrink by the left this div3/ "very slowly" , extend the div on the left to touch the container's border ... and Look the right side of the divA small project in attachment to see this.
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