Dave,
Thanks for the consideration on the select->close option.
The only other (and extremely minor) thing I could think of, as far as
feedback for you, is the situation where the browser's viewport height
is less than the content ment's height. If that happens there is no
way to get to the "bottom" of the menu. I'm not sure of the best way
to remedy that. It is possible the content div could have a
"container" with a height of 100%, and then the menu itself would live
inside the container with an overflow of auto.
Like I said -- minor bug, but I could see the possibility that someone
might run into that scenario down the road ... so while you have the
code open ...
-khoker
On Apr 16, 11:48 am, DaveG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Very nice work. And kudos on a nice, working demo. I always
> > appreciate when I can see something cool in action and immediately
> > start thinking about where I could put it to use.
>
> Thanks -- glad it's readable.
>
> > Suggestions: (I know it is trivial to hack the script manually,
> > but ...) Add a parameter to close the content window when a heading is
> > selected. It wasn't immediately obvious to me how to close the window
> > after I had made my selection -- or why the window was still around to
> > begin with.
>
> Added a parameter tocAutoClose, which defaults on. This will close the TOC
> when clicking a link.
>
> Currently I have the click() events handled by anonymous functions, like:
> $('#toc_content a').click(function(){
> $('#toc_content').hide();
> });
>
> I'd like to use a local function instead, as I'll be providing similar
> functionality for other click events. I tried defining a local function, and
> calling like:
> $('#toc_content a').click(my_func(param1));
>
> That did not work, and I didn't see an example in the API docs. How to call a
> local function with a parameter from the click() function?
>
> Also, what is the 'correct' way to declare a local function? Simply declare
> it inline within the parent function, or is there a more jQuery'esque way?
>
> ~ ~ Dave
