$("#clockpick1").unbind().clockpick(opts);
opts.valuefield = 'timefield';
$("#clockpick2").unbind().clockpick(opts, cback);
Duh, should've figured that out. It's done now.
By the way, take a look at the Klaus' new release of clueTip(). He's got
code in the clueTip to make sure the clueTip appears in the viewport (when
possible.)
I have some code in there for that, at least to rectify top/bottom. I need
to add it for left/right.
Also, the divs *should* disappear when you mouse out, at least on non-Safari
browsers. Safari mouseover/mouseout events are jacked so I removed that
behavior in case of Safari. Maybe you can try it again? Should work in
FF/IE.
I'm having trouble handling a "focus" event, because it's difficult to
position the popup div correctly -- you don't have a mouse event to help
with positioning. I'm thinking of inserting the div right next to the input
element rather than using absolute positioning. If anyone has any tips how
to handle that I'm all ears.
-- Josh
----- Original Message -----
From: "Dan G. Switzer, II" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <jquery-en@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Friday, July 13, 2007 10:29 AM
Subject: [jQuery] Re: ANNOUNCE: ClockPick, a timepicker plugin
Josh,
Hi Dan,
Thanks for all the input.
Not a problem. Thanks for releasing the plug-in!
As far as the unbind behavior...that was mainly for the demo, so that if
you
switch from click to mouseover in the demo, it will unbind the previous
setting. No need for that really.
What I'd do is change the code in the ClockPick.cfm from:
$("#clockpick1").clockpick(opts);
opts.valuefield = 'timefield';
$("#clockpick2").clockpick(opts, cback);
To:
$("#clockpick1").unbind().clockpick(opts);
opts.valuefield = 'timefield';
$("#clockpick2").unbind().clockpick(opts, cback);
That should accomplish the same thing, but move the unbind() out from the
source code.
I'll work on the other stuff and get it ready for version 1.01.
By the way, take a look at the Klaus' new release of clueTip(). He's got
code in the clueTip to make sure the clueTip appears in the viewport (when
possible.)
http://www.learningjquery.com/2007/07/cluetip-plugin-beta
Take a look at the "smart positioning" phrase and notice how if you scroll
around it makes sure that the tip appears in the view point.
-Dan
