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Multiple events for show/hide?
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15th November, 21:41
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Multiple events for show/hide?
Just wondering if it's possible to have multiple events registered for show/hide behavior? I.E. if I have a control that I want context sensitive help displaying on mouseenter, I'd like to have the qtip hide on mouseleave AND on click (i.e. user clicks the button, it doesn't always hide the qtip).
Example: We had an ancient internal web app that used vba, javascript, and office web components that I have completely converted over to jquery with page methods/web services with the newer version of the pivot table control. Everything works great, except for a few buttons that are set for things such as resettting the pivot table view to a default. Clicking the button, the qtip still shows. I'd like to at least be able to set it to mouseleave and inactivity, but it seems that you can only specify one event? Is there a way around this? Or am I missing some syntax somewhere? |
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16th November, 18:18
(This post was last modified: 16th November 18:19 by garbledygook.)
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[Workaround]: Multiple events for show/hide?
(15th November 21:41)garbledygook Wrote: Just wondering if it's possible to have multiple events registered for show/hide behavior? I.E. if I have a control that I want context sensitive help displaying on mouseenter, I'd like to have the qtip hide on mouseleave AND on click (i.e. user clicks the button, it doesn't always hide the qtip). Workaround (note: may not be the safest or best way to do it, but it's working): Place an event binding in the javascript for the control(s) in question for the type of event that you want to trigger the show/hide for the qtip. In my case, it is more about hiding it when I need it for multiple types of events (say for pop-up help on a button). JS Code
You could even do this inside of an each loop based on class or selector: JS Code
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16th November, 19:38
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RE: Multiple events for show/hide?
This is possible by default in 2.0 by specifying multiple space separated events. In 1.0 however you can do it using the onRender callback:
JS Code
Craig Thompson Web Developer / Designer Craigsworks http://www.craigsworks.com |
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