i' like to make some jquery widget, which will have behavior like jquery ui datepicker:
it should appears when focus on input tag and this widget and should be hidden when
user mouse focus not in this widget and input tag,
can you help me to say the right way to implement this behavior
thanks
look at re: in this page:
http://forum.jquery.com/topic/invoke-function-on-datepicker-cell-hover
i think you should use one of datepickers like this one http://jqueryui.com/demos/datepicker/ it is easy to use and probably implementing will take shorter time than developing it
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Do you know an Angular datepicker which has input features like:
Keyboard navigation (e.g. keydown for previous day, keyup for next day) in the input field (so I don't mean in the datepicker popup)
Autocomplete, e.g. when you fill in 12/12 and tab away, it automatically fills in 12/12/2019
Keys for specific actions, e.g. T fills in today's date
Or a datepicker which can be easily customized to work like this?
I found that datepickers from libraries like Kendo and Syncfusion try to do too much and are therefore difficult to customize to our needs. They focus on the datepicker popup, while the input field is hard to work with without mouse.
(the old ASP.NET Peterblum components had all this user-friendly functionality which does not seem to be available in modern frameworks, see: http://peterblum.com/DES/DateAndTime.aspx#DateTextBox).
You can find some date-pickers written in angular here, https://angularscript.com/?s=datetime+picker+. Most of these are customizable as your needs. Thanks
How to make searchable dropdown in html using any library or simple javascript like this? Because this searchable dropdown is very elegant.
you can use jqueryui combobox auto complete plugin as well, the link below gives the functionality and below fiddle also gives a working code
You can try Chosen. This plugin contains the element which you want. It is simply jQuery plugin with advanced options.
Thanks.
My bet is Select2 which can be customised to the extent you want and is easy to learn and use... It also has support for call back function like integrating user input if not present in dropdown.
Using the jquery plugin : confirmon
I would like to find a way to position this confirmation box dynamically.
But the classic jquery way is not working :
$('.confirmon-box').css('top','800');
Are there any alternatives?
Since no alternatives are available, changed from plugin, using a more customizable now: Zebra_Dialog
I was wondering if it's at all possible to style the autocomplete box that appears from input fields.
( I know This question is the same but that doesnt have a answer and since its a few months old i figured i made a new post about it)
That image is of my login screen with the autocomplete box being all square and bulky compared to my input field. If it's not possible to style the box i'll simply turn autocomplette off but if it's at all possible i would be very interested.
New screenshot:
Yeah you can't do that since it's browser based. Here's a great example in jQuery that uses autocomplete. I use it all the time for sites - super slick.
http://www.devbridge.com/sourcery/components/jquery-autocomplete/
You can't modify the browsers' native functionality. Your best option is to find a plugin that overrides the autocomplete drop-down functionality and modify the code and style to your liking. Please take a look at jQuery's autocomplete plugin. http://jqueryui.com/autocomplete/#custom-data
I am using jquery chosen plugin https://github.com/harvesthq/chosen/ to make my select form fields pretty. Here is the demo page for chosen plugin https://github.com/harvesthq/chosen
I was thinking if it is possible to make tags like stackoverflow using chosen plugin because some of its feature looks alike. I am also like to know how do i use chosen with ajax to add tag suggestions.
I could use one of those jquery tags out there but i would like to know if i can do it using chosen so i don't need to add another script with my page.
Let me know if you need to know anything more.
All that you have to do is to modify the select box with an ajax request. Than use :
$("#form_field").trigger("list:updated");
to tell "chosen" that the list has been updated.
Yes, all of what you ask is possible. From my answer to "Is there a way to dynamically ajax add elements through jquery chosen plugin?":
Take a look at the neat Select2 plugin, which is based on Chosen itself and supports remote data sources (aka AJAX data) and infinite scrolling.
The koenpunt fork of chosen has the functionality you want. More info here