EVOLUTION-MANAGER
Edit File: editable-element.js
/** Makes editable any HTML element on the page. Applied as jQuery method. @class editable @uses editableContainer **/ (function ($) { "use strict"; var Editable = function (element, options) { this.$element = $(element); //data-* has more priority over js options: because dynamically created elements may change data-* this.options = $.extend({}, $.fn.editable.defaults, options, $.fn.editableutils.getConfigData(this.$element)); if(this.options.selector) { this.initLive(); } else { this.init(); } //check for transition support if(this.options.highlight && !$.fn.editableutils.supportsTransitions()) { this.options.highlight = false; } }; Editable.prototype = { constructor: Editable, init: function () { var isValueByText = false, doAutotext, finalize; //name this.options.name = this.options.name || this.$element.attr('id'); //create input of specified type. Input needed already here to convert value for initial display (e.g. show text by id for select) //also we set scope option to have access to element inside input specific callbacks (e. g. source as function) this.options.scope = this.$element[0]; this.input = $.fn.editableutils.createInput(this.options); if(!this.input) { return; } //set value from settings or by element's text if (this.options.value === undefined || this.options.value === null) { this.value = this.input.html2value($.trim(this.$element.html())); isValueByText = true; } else { /* value can be string when received from 'data-value' attribute for complext objects value can be set as json string in data-value attribute, e.g. data-value="{city: 'Moscow', street: 'Lenina'}" */ this.options.value = $.fn.editableutils.tryParseJson(this.options.value, true); if(typeof this.options.value === 'string') { this.value = this.input.str2value(this.options.value); } else { this.value = this.options.value; } } //add 'editable' class to every editable element this.$element.addClass('editable'); //specifically for "textarea" add class .editable-pre-wrapped to keep linebreaks if(this.input.type === 'textarea') { this.$element.addClass('editable-pre-wrapped'); } //attach handler activating editable. In disabled mode it just prevent default action (useful for links) if(this.options.toggle !== 'manual') { this.$element.addClass('editable-click'); this.$element.on(this.options.toggle + '.editable', $.proxy(function(e){ //prevent following link if editable enabled if(!this.options.disabled) { e.preventDefault(); } //stop propagation not required because in document click handler it checks event target //e.stopPropagation(); if(this.options.toggle === 'mouseenter') { //for hover only show container this.show(); } else { //when toggle='click' we should not close all other containers as they will be closed automatically in document click listener var closeAll = (this.options.toggle !== 'click'); this.toggle(closeAll); } }, this)); } else { this.$element.attr('tabindex', -1); //do not stop focus on element when toggled manually } //if display is function it's far more convinient to have autotext = always to render correctly on init //see https://github.com/vitalets/x-editable-yii/issues/34 if(typeof this.options.display === 'function') { this.options.autotext = 'always'; } //check conditions for autotext: switch(this.options.autotext) { case 'always': doAutotext = true; break; case 'auto': //if element text is empty and value is defined and value not generated by text --> run autotext doAutotext = !$.trim(this.$element.text()).length && this.value !== null && this.value !== undefined && !isValueByText; break; default: doAutotext = false; } //depending on autotext run render() or just finilize init $.when(doAutotext ? this.render() : true).then($.proxy(function() { if(this.options.disabled) { this.disable(); } else { this.enable(); } /** Fired when element was initialized by `$().editable()` method. Please note that you should setup `init` handler **before** applying `editable`. @event init @param {Object} event event object @param {Object} editable editable instance (as here it cannot accessed via data('editable')) @since 1.2.0 @example $('#username').on('init', function(e, editable) { alert('initialized ' + editable.options.name); }); $('#username').editable(); **/ this.$element.triggerHandler('init', this); }, this)); }, /* Initializes parent element for live editables */ initLive: function() { //store selector var selector = this.options.selector; //modify options for child elements this.options.selector = false; this.options.autotext = 'never'; //listen toggle events this.$element.on(this.options.toggle + '.editable', selector, $.proxy(function(e){ var $target = $(e.target); if(!$target.data('editable')) { //if delegated element initially empty, we need to clear it's text (that was manually set to `empty` by user) //see https://github.com/vitalets/x-editable/issues/137 if($target.hasClass(this.options.emptyclass)) { $target.empty(); } $target.editable(this.options).trigger(e); } }, this)); }, /* Renders value into element's text. Can call custom display method from options. Can return deferred object. @method render() @param {mixed} response server response (if exist) to pass into display function */ render: function(response) { //do not display anything if(this.options.display === false) { return; } //if input has `value2htmlFinal` method, we pass callback in third param to be called when source is loaded if(this.input.value2htmlFinal) { return this.input.value2html(this.value, this.$element[0], this.options.display, response); //if display method defined --> use it } else if(typeof this.options.display === 'function') { return this.options.display.call(this.$element[0], this.value, response); //else use input's original value2html() method } else { return this.input.value2html(this.value, this.$element[0]); } }, /** Enables editable @method enable() **/ enable: function() { this.options.disabled = false; this.$element.removeClass('editable-disabled'); this.handleEmpty(this.isEmpty); if(this.options.toggle !== 'manual') { if(this.$element.attr('tabindex') === '-1') { this.$element.removeAttr('tabindex'); } } }, /** Disables editable @method disable() **/ disable: function() { this.options.disabled = true; this.hide(); this.$element.addClass('editable-disabled'); this.handleEmpty(this.isEmpty); //do not stop focus on this element this.$element.attr('tabindex', -1); }, /** Toggles enabled / disabled state of editable element @method toggleDisabled() **/ toggleDisabled: function() { if(this.options.disabled) { this.enable(); } else { this.disable(); } }, /** Sets new option @method option(key, value) @param {string|object} key option name or object with several options @param {mixed} value option new value @example $('.editable').editable('option', 'pk', 2); **/ option: function(key, value) { //set option(s) by object if(key && typeof key === 'object') { $.each(key, $.proxy(function(k, v){ this.option($.trim(k), v); }, this)); return; } //set option by string this.options[key] = value; //disabled if(key === 'disabled') { return value ? this.disable() : this.enable(); } //value if(key === 'value') { this.setValue(value); } //transfer new option to container! if(this.container) { this.container.option(key, value); } //pass option to input directly (as it points to the same in form) if(this.input.option) { this.input.option(key, value); } }, /* * set emptytext if element is empty */ handleEmpty: function (isEmpty) { //do not handle empty if we do not display anything if(this.options.display === false) { return; } /* isEmpty may be set directly as param of method. It is required when we enable/disable field and can't rely on content as node content is text: "Empty" that is not empty %) */ if(isEmpty !== undefined) { this.isEmpty = isEmpty; } else { //detect empty //for some inputs we need more smart check //e.g. wysihtml5 may have <br>, <p></p>, <img> if(typeof(this.input.isEmpty) === 'function') { this.isEmpty = this.input.isEmpty(this.$element); } else { this.isEmpty = $.trim(this.$element.html()) === ''; } } //emptytext shown only for enabled if(!this.options.disabled) { if (this.isEmpty) { this.$element.html(this.options.emptytext); if(this.options.emptyclass) { this.$element.addClass(this.options.emptyclass); } } else if(this.options.emptyclass) { this.$element.removeClass(this.options.emptyclass); } } else { //below required if element disable property was changed if(this.isEmpty) { this.$element.empty(); if(this.options.emptyclass) { this.$element.removeClass(this.options.emptyclass); } } } }, /** Shows container with form @method show() @param {boolean} closeAll Whether to close all other editable containers when showing this one. Default true. **/ show: function (closeAll) { if(this.options.disabled) { return; } //init editableContainer: popover, tooltip, inline, etc.. if(!this.container) { var containerOptions = $.extend({}, this.options, { value: this.value, input: this.input //pass input to form (as it is already created) }); this.$element.editableContainer(containerOptions); //listen `save` event this.$element.on("save.internal", $.proxy(this.save, this)); this.container = this.$element.data('editableContainer'); } else if(this.container.tip().is(':visible')) { return; } //show container this.container.show(closeAll); }, /** Hides container with form @method hide() **/ hide: function () { if(this.container) { this.container.hide(); } }, /** Toggles container visibility (show / hide) @method toggle() @param {boolean} closeAll Whether to close all other editable containers when showing this one. Default true. **/ toggle: function(closeAll) { if(this.container && this.container.tip().is(':visible')) { this.hide(); } else { this.show(closeAll); } }, /* * called when form was submitted */ save: function(e, params) { //mark element with unsaved class if needed if(this.options.unsavedclass) { /* Add unsaved css to element if: - url is not user's function - value was not sent to server - params.response === undefined, that means data was not sent - value changed */ var sent = false; sent = sent || typeof this.options.url === 'function'; sent = sent || this.options.display === false; sent = sent || params.response !== undefined; sent = sent || (this.options.savenochange && this.input.value2str(this.value) !== this.input.value2str(params.newValue)); if(sent) { this.$element.removeClass(this.options.unsavedclass); } else { this.$element.addClass(this.options.unsavedclass); } } //highlight when saving if(this.options.highlight) { var $e = this.$element, bgColor = $e.css('background-color'); $e.css('background-color', this.options.highlight); setTimeout(function(){ if(bgColor === 'transparent') { bgColor = ''; } $e.css('background-color', bgColor); $e.addClass('editable-bg-transition'); setTimeout(function(){ $e.removeClass('editable-bg-transition'); }, 1700); }, 10); } //set new value this.setValue(params.newValue, false, params.response); /** Fired when new value was submitted. You can use <code>$(this).data('editable')</code> to access to editable instance @event save @param {Object} event event object @param {Object} params additional params @param {mixed} params.newValue submitted value @param {Object} params.response ajax response @example $('#username').on('save', function(e, params) { alert('Saved value: ' + params.newValue); }); **/ //event itself is triggered by editableContainer. Description here is only for documentation }, validate: function () { if (typeof this.options.validate === 'function') { return this.options.validate.call(this, this.value); } }, /** Sets new value of editable @method setValue(value, convertStr) @param {mixed} value new value @param {boolean} convertStr whether to convert value from string to internal format **/ setValue: function(value, convertStr, response) { if(convertStr) { this.value = this.input.str2value(value); } else { this.value = value; } if(this.container) { this.container.option('value', this.value); } $.when(this.render(response)) .then($.proxy(function() { this.handleEmpty(); }, this)); }, /** Activates input of visible container (e.g. set focus) @method activate() **/ activate: function() { if(this.container) { this.container.activate(); } }, /** Removes editable feature from element @method destroy() **/ destroy: function() { this.disable(); if(this.container) { this.container.destroy(); } this.input.destroy(); if(this.options.toggle !== 'manual') { this.$element.removeClass('editable-click'); this.$element.off(this.options.toggle + '.editable'); } this.$element.off("save.internal"); this.$element.removeClass('editable editable-open editable-disabled'); this.$element.removeData('editable'); } }; /* EDITABLE PLUGIN DEFINITION * ======================= */ /** jQuery method to initialize editable element. @method $().editable(options) @params {Object} options @example $('#username').editable({ type: 'text', url: '/post', pk: 1 }); **/ $.fn.editable = function (option) { //special API methods returning non-jquery object var result = {}, args = arguments, datakey = 'editable'; switch (option) { /** Runs client-side validation for all matched editables @method validate() @returns {Object} validation errors map @example $('#username, #fullname').editable('validate'); // possible result: { username: "username is required", fullname: "fullname should be minimum 3 letters length" } **/ case 'validate': this.each(function () { var $this = $(this), data = $this.data(datakey), error; if (data && (error = data.validate())) { result[data.options.name] = error; } }); return result; /** Returns current values of editable elements. Note that it returns an **object** with name-value pairs, not a value itself. It allows to get data from several elements. If value of some editable is `null` or `undefined` it is excluded from result object. When param `isSingle` is set to **true** - it is supposed you have single element and will return value of editable instead of object. @method getValue() @param {bool} isSingle whether to return just value of single element @returns {Object} object of element names and values @example $('#username, #fullname').editable('getValue'); //result: { username: "superuser", fullname: "John" } //isSingle = true $('#username').editable('getValue', true); //result "superuser" **/ case 'getValue': if(arguments.length === 2 && arguments[1] === true) { //isSingle = true result = this.eq(0).data(datakey).value; } else { this.each(function () { var $this = $(this), data = $this.data(datakey); if (data && data.value !== undefined && data.value !== null) { result[data.options.name] = data.input.value2submit(data.value); } }); } return result; /** This method collects values from several editable elements and submit them all to server. Internally it runs client-side validation for all fields and submits only in case of success. See <a href="#newrecord">creating new records</a> for details. Since 1.5.1 `submit` can be applied to single element to send data programmatically. In that case `url`, `success` and `error` is taken from initial options and you can just call `$('#username').editable('submit')`. @method submit(options) @param {object} options @param {object} options.url url to submit data @param {object} options.data additional data to submit @param {object} options.ajaxOptions additional ajax options @param {function} options.error(obj) error handler @param {function} options.success(obj,config) success handler @returns {Object} jQuery object **/ case 'submit': //collects value, validate and submit to server for creating new record var config = arguments[1] || {}, $elems = this, errors = this.editable('validate'); // validation ok if($.isEmptyObject(errors)) { var ajaxOptions = {}; // for single element use url, success etc from options if($elems.length === 1) { var editable = $elems.data('editable'); //standard params var params = { name: editable.options.name || '', value: editable.input.value2submit(editable.value), pk: (typeof editable.options.pk === 'function') ? editable.options.pk.call(editable.options.scope) : editable.options.pk }; //additional params if(typeof editable.options.params === 'function') { params = editable.options.params.call(editable.options.scope, params); } else { //try parse json in single quotes (from data-params attribute) editable.options.params = $.fn.editableutils.tryParseJson(editable.options.params, true); $.extend(params, editable.options.params); } ajaxOptions = { url: editable.options.url, data: params, type: 'POST' }; // use success / error from options config.success = config.success || editable.options.success; config.error = config.error || editable.options.error; // multiple elements } else { var values = this.editable('getValue'); ajaxOptions = { url: config.url, data: values, type: 'POST' }; } // ajax success callabck (response 200 OK) ajaxOptions.success = typeof config.success === 'function' ? function(response) { config.success.call($elems, response, config); } : $.noop; // ajax error callabck ajaxOptions.error = typeof config.error === 'function' ? function() { config.error.apply($elems, arguments); } : $.noop; // extend ajaxOptions if(config.ajaxOptions) { $.extend(ajaxOptions, config.ajaxOptions); } // extra data if(config.data) { $.extend(ajaxOptions.data, config.data); } // perform ajax request $.ajax(ajaxOptions); } else { //client-side validation error if(typeof config.error === 'function') { config.error.call($elems, errors); } } return this; } //return jquery object return this.each(function () { var $this = $(this), data = $this.data(datakey), options = typeof option === 'object' && option; //for delegated targets do not store `editable` object for element //it's allows several different selectors. //see: https://github.com/vitalets/x-editable/issues/312 if(options && options.selector) { data = new Editable(this, options); return; } if (!data) { $this.data(datakey, (data = new Editable(this, options))); } if (typeof option === 'string') { //call method data[option].apply(data, Array.prototype.slice.call(args, 1)); } }); }; $.fn.editable.defaults = { /** Type of input. Can be <code>text|textarea|select|date|checklist</code> and more @property type @type string @default 'text' **/ type: 'text', /** Sets disabled state of editable @property disabled @type boolean @default false **/ disabled: false, /** How to toggle editable. Can be <code>click|dblclick|mouseenter|manual</code>. When set to <code>manual</code> you should manually call <code>show/hide</code> methods of editable. **Note**: if you call <code>show</code> or <code>toggle</code> inside **click** handler of some DOM element, you need to apply <code>e.stopPropagation()</code> because containers are being closed on any click on document. @example $('#edit-button').click(function(e) { e.stopPropagation(); $('#username').editable('toggle'); }); @property toggle @type string @default 'click' **/ toggle: 'click', /** Text shown when element is empty. @property emptytext @type string @default 'Empty' **/ emptytext: 'Empty', /** Allows to automatically set element's text based on it's value. Can be <code>auto|always|never</code>. Useful for select and date. For example, if dropdown list is <code>{1: 'a', 2: 'b'}</code> and element's value set to <code>1</code>, it's html will be automatically set to <code>'a'</code>. <code>auto</code> - text will be automatically set only if element is empty. <code>always|never</code> - always(never) try to set element's text. @property autotext @type string @default 'auto' **/ autotext: 'auto', /** Initial value of input. If not set, taken from element's text. Note, that if element's text is empty - text is automatically generated from value and can be customized (see `autotext` option). For example, to display currency sign: @example <a id="price" data-type="text" data-value="100"></a> <script> $('#price').editable({ ... display: function(value) { $(this).text(value + '$'); } }) </script> @property value @type mixed @default element's text **/ value: null, /** Callback to perform custom displaying of value in element's text. If `null`, default input's display used. If `false`, no displaying methods will be called, element's text will never change. Runs under element's scope. _**Parameters:**_ * `value` current value to be displayed * `response` server response (if display called after ajax submit), since 1.4.0 For _inputs with source_ (select, checklist) parameters are different: * `value` current value to be displayed * `sourceData` array of items for current input (e.g. dropdown items) * `response` server response (if display called after ajax submit), since 1.4.0 To get currently selected items use `$.fn.editableutils.itemsByValue(value, sourceData)`. @property display @type function|boolean @default null @since 1.2.0 @example display: function(value, sourceData) { //display checklist as comma-separated values var html = [], checked = $.fn.editableutils.itemsByValue(value, sourceData); if(checked.length) { $.each(checked, function(i, v) { html.push($.fn.editableutils.escape(v.text)); }); $(this).html(html.join(', ')); } else { $(this).empty(); } } **/ display: null, /** Css class applied when editable text is empty. @property emptyclass @type string @since 1.4.1 @default editable-empty **/ emptyclass: 'editable-empty', /** Css class applied when value was stored but not sent to server (`pk` is empty or `send = 'never'`). You may set it to `null` if you work with editables locally and submit them together. @property unsavedclass @type string @since 1.4.1 @default editable-unsaved **/ unsavedclass: 'editable-unsaved', /** If selector is provided, editable will be delegated to the specified targets. Usefull for dynamically generated DOM elements. **Please note**, that delegated targets can't be initialized with `emptytext` and `autotext` options, as they actually become editable only after first click. You should manually set class `editable-click` to these elements. Also, if element originally empty you should add class `editable-empty`, set `data-value=""` and write emptytext into element: @property selector @type string @since 1.4.1 @default null @example <div id="user"> <!-- empty --> <a href="#" data-name="username" data-type="text" class="editable-click editable-empty" data-value="" title="Username">Empty</a> <!-- non-empty --> <a href="#" data-name="group" data-type="select" data-source="/groups" data-value="1" class="editable-click" title="Group">Operator</a> </div> <script> $('#user').editable({ selector: 'a', url: '/post', pk: 1 }); </script> **/ selector: null, /** Color used to highlight element after update. Implemented via CSS3 transition, works in modern browsers. @property highlight @type string|boolean @since 1.4.5 @default #FFFF80 **/ highlight: '#FFFF80' }; }(window.jQuery));