Carlton Dickson wrote:
I was wondering if anyone has implemented the inplace editor without the
need for the URL. I have tried this but run into a problem in that the
'saving...' text in shown for ever and the label is no longer editable.
Yes, I have a project I worked on to try to create a editable tree (for
a manual) at:
http://docdemo.cordata.com/
The goal was to provide a editable tree by using drag-n-drop and the
in-place editor. Feel free to play around with this demo. It refreshes
itself every day. To edit do the following:
1) Expand the TOC by clicking on the TOC pop out.
2) Hit the edit button to put the tree in edit mode.
3) Start editing.
You can click the "pencil/paper" icon to edit the text of a node. Drag
an node to the trash can to remove it (just hit enter on the popup to
avoid the annoying drag mess). Drag the folder on the tree to add a
folder. Drag the header of any page onto the tree to add a new link.
But the important part you are looking for can be found in this file:
http://docdemo.cordata.com/javascript/jstree.js
At the very end you will see I extend the in-place editor to allow
callbacks to be defined instead of a URL. The old Ajax interface still
works as well.
Eric
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