DEtach a jquery-command from a field or reset a field
I have a field where I add the jquery-plugin "datedropper". Datedropper-Link
I add it with:
$('#fieldid').dateDropper();
The date which should get displayed gets loaded dynamically. With "datedropper" you need to load in the "date" with an attribute of the field. Like:
document.getElementById("fieldid").setAttribute('data-default-date', 'date');
The problem is, that I need to initialize "datedropper" again with $('#fieldid').dateDropper(); to display the dynamically loaded date - and then I have two or more instances of "datedropper" running which overlap each other.
Now, I want to close somehow the first instance before loading the new one. Is this possible?
Something like:
$('#fieldid').dateDropper.stop;
javascript
asked Nov 27 '18 at 13:24
AndreasschnetzerAndreasschnetzer
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I have a field where I add the jquery-plugin "datedropper". Datedropper-Link
I add it with:
$('#fieldid').dateDropper();
The date which should get displayed gets loaded dynamically. With "datedropper" you need to load in the "date" with an attribute of the field. Like:
document.getElementById("fieldid").setAttribute('data-default-date', 'date');
The problem is, that I need to initialize "datedropper" again with $('#fieldid').dateDropper(); to display the dynamically loaded date - and then I have two or more instances of "datedropper" running which overlap each other.
Now, I want to close somehow the first instance before loading the new one. Is this possible?
Something like:
$('#fieldid').dateDropper.stop;
javascript
asked Nov 27 '18 at 13:24
AndreasschnetzerAndreasschnetzer
557
Can't test, but could you do something like$('fieldid:not(.detached)')as your selector and then add thedetachedclass when you want to detach it?
– matt
Nov 27 '18 at 13:28
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I have a field where I add the jquery-plugin "datedropper". Datedropper-Link
I add it with:
$('#fieldid').dateDropper();
The date which should get displayed gets loaded dynamically. With "datedropper" you need to load in the "date" with an attribute of the field. Like:
document.getElementById("fieldid").setAttribute('data-default-date', 'date');
The problem is, that I need to initialize "datedropper" again with $('#fieldid').dateDropper(); to display the dynamically loaded date - and then I have two or more instances of "datedropper" running which overlap each other.
Now, I want to close somehow the first instance before loading the new one. Is this possible?
Something like:
$('#fieldid').dateDropper.stop;
javascript
asked Nov 27 '18 at 13:24
AndreasschnetzerAndreasschnetzer
557
I have a field where I add the jquery-plugin "datedropper". Datedropper-Link
I add it with:
$('#fieldid').dateDropper();
The date which should get displayed gets loaded dynamically. With "datedropper" you need to load in the "date" with an attribute of the field. Like:
document.getElementById("fieldid").setAttribute('data-default-date', 'date');
The problem is, that I need to initialize "datedropper" again with $('#fieldid').dateDropper(); to display the dynamically loaded date - and then I have two or more instances of "datedropper" running which overlap each other.
Now, I want to close somehow the first instance before loading the new one. Is this possible?
Something like:
$('#fieldid').dateDropper.stop;
javascript
javascript
asked Nov 27 '18 at 13:24
AndreasschnetzerAndreasschnetzer
557
asked Nov 27 '18 at 13:24
AndreasschnetzerAndreasschnetzer
557
asked Nov 27 '18 at 13:24
AndreasschnetzerAndreasschnetzer
557
asked Nov 27 '18 at 13:24
AndreasschnetzerAndreasschnetzer
557
asked Nov 27 '18 at 13:24
AndreasschnetzerAndreasschnetzer
557
557
Can't test, but could you do something like$('fieldid:not(.detached)')as your selector and then add thedetachedclass when you want to detach it?
– matt
Nov 27 '18 at 13:28
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Can't test, but could you do something like$('fieldid:not(.detached)')as your selector and then add thedetachedclass when you want to detach it?
– matt
Nov 27 '18 at 13:28
Can't test, but could you do something like
$('fieldid:not(.detached)') as your selector and then add the detached class when you want to detach it?– matt
Nov 27 '18 at 13:28
Can't test, but could you do something like
$('fieldid:not(.detached)') as your selector and then add the detached class when you want to detach it?– matt
Nov 27 '18 at 13:28
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Can't test, but could you do something like
$('fieldid:not(.detached)')as your selector and then add thedetachedclass when you want to detach it?– matt
Nov 27 '18 at 13:28