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fluid.inlineEdit(componentContainer, options);

fluid.inlineEdits(componentContainer, options);

Creating Multiple Inline Edits

fluid.inlineEdits(componentContainer, options);

This function will find any elements within the given container that are identified as 'editables' and apply the Inline Edit component to them.

Parameters

componentContainer

The componentContainer parameter is a selector, a single-element jQuery, or a DOM element specifying the root DOM node of the Inline Edit markup.

options

The options parameter is an optional collection of name-value pairs that configure data structure that configures the Inline Edit component(s), as described below in the fluid:

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The options for the creation of multiple Inline Edits are the same as those for the creation of a single Inline Edit, with the addition of a selector for identifying the editable elements. The default selector is defined as follows:

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selectors: {
    editables: ".inlineEditable"
}

Functions

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fluid.inlineEdit.edit();

Switches the component into edit mode.

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fluid.inlineEdit.finish();

Switches the component out of edit mode into display mode, updating the displayed text with the current content of the edit field. Calls the finishedEditing function provided in the options, if it exists.

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fluid.inlineEdit.render(source);

Prompts the component to render itself.

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fluid.inlineEdit.tooltipEnabled();

Returns a boolean indicating whether or not the tooltip is enabled.

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fluid.inlineEdit.updateModel(newValue, source);

Updates the component's internal representation of the text to a new value. The component will be re-rendered.

Options section.

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Supported Events

The Inline Edit component fires the following events (for more information about events in the Fluid Framework, see Events for Component Users):

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Skinning

This component can be skinned "out of the box" when you include our the component's CSS skin files. Just be sure to put the following in you your document:

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css/fluid.layout.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css/fluid.states.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css/fluid.theme.mistcomponents/inlineEdit/css/InlineEdit.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css/fluid.theme.hc.css" />

and to attatch a class attribute that represents the skin you want to the components container, such as:

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<div id="inlineEditContainer" class="fl-theme-mist">
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</div>

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The above code would make use of the theme.mist.css skin file.

Dependencies

The Inline Edit dependencies can be met by including the minified Fluid-allInfusionAll.js file in the header of the HTML file:

<script type="text/javascript" src="Fluid-allInfusionAll.js"></script>

Alternatively, the individual file requirements are:

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