I try to use the toggle function of the Bootstrap collapse plugin programmatically. I manage to toggle a div when I click on the link in accordion-heading but it works only
I would guess this happened to a lot of people.
When you call the collapse
function (FYI or any bootstrap function), if you pass an object it means that you initiate the collapse. The toggle
option only toggles once on invocation (doc).
You have to call once with the parameters, and then call only with the action, as a string.
$.each($('#accordion a.accordion-toggle'), function(i, link){
var $collapsible = $('#collapse' + id_of_a_bean); // Let's be thorough
$collapsible.collapse({
toggle : true, // May not be necessary anymore
parent : '#accordion'
});
$(link).on('click',
function(){
// ...
$collapsible.collapse('toggle'); // Here is the magic trick
// ...
}
);
});
Live demo : http://jsfiddle.net/Sherbrow/uycBa/
Just to be precise, you can only call once the init process, since it aborts if you have already done it on the same element. That's why it worked only one time.
I found that simply invoking the collapse twice, once with parent and once without, does the trick quite nicely - this solution was preferable in my solution due to the hierarchy.
onclick="
$('@("#collapse" + lead.LeadId)').collapse({parent: '#accordion', toggle: true});
$('@("#collapse" + lead.LeadId)').collapse('toggle');"
Similar problem, I just check if the element is visible:
$("#myDiv").is(":visible") ? $("#myDiv").collapse('hide') : /*do nothing*/;