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This documentation refers to the trunk version of the Inline Edit code. For documentation specific to a particular release, please see Previous Versions of API Documents.

Inline Edit

Inline Edit allows a user to do quick edits to simple text without having to switch modes or screens. All work is done on the same interface, which helps the user maintain context.

The basic form of the Inline Edit component is the Simple Text Inline Edit. Three specific integrations are also available:

  • a Dropdown Inline Edit
  • a Rich Text Inline Edit using the FCKEditor
  • a Rich Text Inline Edit using TinyMCE
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Simple Text Inline Edit

fluid.inlineEdit(container, options);

fluid.inlineEdits(container, options);

Creates an Inline Edit component (or multiple components) that uses a simple input field for the edit mode. See Simple Text Inline Edit for details.

Dropdown Inline Edit

fluid.inlineEdit.dropdown(container, options);

Creates an Inline Edit component that uses a dropdown selection box for the edit mode. See Dropdown Inline Edit for details.

Rich Text Inline Edit

fluid.inlineEdit.FCKEditor(container, options);

fluid.inlineEdit.tinyMCE(container, options);

Creates an Inline Edit component that uses a rich text editor for the edit mode. See Rich Text Inline Edit for details.

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