I need to have a click to edit element on a page, that will in turn invoke an instance of the jQuery UI Datepicker.
Currently, I\'m using JEditable to provide the i
Here is my solution. I use custom date format and on datepicker close, I reset the input form and apply cssdecoration (my jeditable improvement). Working with jQuery UI 1.5.2
$.editable.addInputType('datepicker', {
element : function(settings, original) {
var input = $('<input>');
if (settings.width != 'none') { input.width(settings.width); }
if (settings.height != 'none') { input.height(settings.height); }
input.attr('autocomplete','off');
$(this).append(input);
return(input);
},
plugin : function(settings, original) {
/* Workaround for missing parentNode in IE */
var form = this;
settings.onblur = 'ignore';
$(this).find('input').datepicker({
firstDay: 1,
dateFormat: 'dd/mm/yy',
closeText: 'X',
onSelect: function(dateText) { $(this).hide(); $(form).trigger("submit"); },
onClose: function(dateText) {
original.reset.apply(form, [settings, original]);
$(original).addClass( settings.cssdecoration );
},
});
}});
I had the same problem. Searching inside the sourcecode of http://www.appelsiini.net/projects/jeditable/custom.html brought me to the solution.
There is a "jquery.jeditable.datepicker.js". Putted this in my code an added a new function "datepicker" (also in the source).
I don't know how your script works but in my case the function additionally needs:
id : 'elementid',
name : 'edit'
to store the data in the database.
hth :)
dabbeljuh
I took a look at the sourcecode mentioned above, but it seemed to be a bit buggy. I think it might have been designed for an older version of the datepicker, and not the jQuery UI datepicker. I made some modifications to the code, and with changes, it at least appears to be working in Firefox 3, Safari 4, Opera 9.5, and IE6+. Still might need some more testing in other browsers.
Here is the code I used (held in a file named jquery.jeditable.datepicker.js)
$.editable.addInputType('datepicker', {
element : function(settings, original) {
var input = $('<input>');
if (settings.width != 'none') { input.width(settings.width); }
if (settings.height != 'none') { input.height(settings.height); }
input.attr('autocomplete','off');
$(this).append(input);
return(input);
},
plugin : function(settings, original) {
/* Workaround for missing parentNode in IE */
var form = this;
settings.onblur = 'ignore';
$(this).find('input').datepicker().bind('click', function() {
$(this).datepicker('show');
return false;
}).bind('dateSelected', function(e, selectedDate, $td) {
$(form).submit();
});
}
});
Example Implementation Code:
$(".datepicker-initiative").editable('inc/ajax/saveInitiative.php', {
type: 'datepicker',
tooltip: 'Double-click to edit...',
event: 'dblclick',
submit: 'OK',
cancel: 'Cancel',
width: '100px'
});
Here is my solution, but isn't a complete jeditable input type.
$.editable.addInputType('date', {
element : function(settings, original) {
var input = $('<input type="text" readonly="readonly" name="value" size="10 />');
$(this).append(input);
return(input);
},
plugin : function(settings, original) {
var form = this;
settings.onblur = 'cancel';
$(this).find('input').datepicker({
dateFormat: 'yy-mm-dd',
onSelect: function(dateText) { $(this).hide(); $(form).trigger("submit"); },
onClose: function(dateText) { $(this).hide(); $(form).trigger("submit");}
});
},
submit : function(settings, original) { },
reset : function(settings, original) { }
});
The jeditable-datepicker plugin seems to do exactly what you need.
It enables jQuery UI Datepicker in Jeditable. Here's the demo.