Wiipass: jQuery and more Tiziano Treccani's useful plugin for jQuery and other stuff

1. 

   jaco-pixeldump
   novembre 4th, 2009 - 19:43

   hello,

   thanx for the code, i was seeking such stuff and it seems to fit my needs.

   I’m new to jQuery, but i was to add a nice feature that i haven’t yet seen in any autocomplete boxes: force to open full or partial list, I’ve choosen PAGEDOWN keycode.

   f.i. if you have just not an idea to what to insert, just hit page_down and get immediate list:

   edit ACTIONS field:

   …
   SPACE: 32,
   PAGEUP: 33,
   PAGEDOWN: 34
   }

   edit init function to include pagedown:

   input.keyup(function(event){

   if (event.keyCode != ACTIONS.UP && event.keyCode != ACTIONS.DOWN &&
   event.keyCode != ACTIONS.ENTER && event.keyCode != ACTIONS.LEFT && event.keyCode != ACTIONS.RIGHT
   && event.keyCode != ACTIONS.PAGEDOWN){

   …

   finally add a clause to listen to pagedown hits:

   …

   // hide dropdown list when pressed enter from input text
   if (event.keyCode == ACTIONS.ENTER){

   var container = getHintListContainer(input);

   if (container.get() != ”){
   closeHintResults(input);
   }
   }
   else if (event.keyCode == ACTIONS.PAGEDOWN){
   loadList(input);
   }
   …

   hope you’ll find it useful

   
   Jaco
2. 

   donquist
   dicembre 19th, 2009 - 20:45

   I like the simplicity of this plugin, but I wanted to return more data then just a list array. I probably overlooked an option that already did this, but if not…
   In the loadList function, after it checks the entries == null, the jQuery.getJSON callback:

   list.each(function(){
   if( typeof(this) == ‘object’) {
   str += this[options.notation];
   } else {
   str += this;
   };
   if(i < listSize){
   str += options.separator;
   };
   i++;
   });
3. 

   Martin Peterka
   dicembre 21st, 2009 - 10:04

   Great plugin… It has all what I need, but I have some problem in IE. (I hate this browser.)

   The hintbox “listbox” is not displaying in IE. I can select item using arrow keys, so “listbox” is there. (And request and response proceed – says application logs.)
   I think, thats problem with z-index, which can be solved with jQuery bgiframe plugin – like this:
   jQuery(‘#filterName’).hintbox({
   url: ’someJ2EEUrl…’,
   onListLoaded: function(list) {
   jQuery(“.hintbox_list_container”).bgiframe();
   }
   });
   But, its a shame, this solution doesnt work.:(

   I will try to patch hintbox to use bgiframe directly.
4. 

   marte101
   aprile 1st, 2010 - 18:21

   ho notato che quando scrivi qualcosa nel form e poi cancelli ci
5. 

   Tiziano
   aprile 1st, 2010 - 20:00

   Ciao, e grazie per aver testato il plugin.
   Il problema l’ho notato anche io, devo vedere quale bug si cela dietro al problema e poi rilascer
6. 

   marte101
   aprile 2nd, 2010 - 11:15

   bhe non sono un esperto ma credo che appena il campo viene attivato con qualche lettera il motore inizia a cercare tar le citt
7. 

   marte101
   aprile 2nd, 2010 - 12:02

   visto che non avrai nient’altro da fare questo we volevo aggiungere un’altra richiesta.

   sarebbe molto comodo poter associare ad ogni citt
8. 

   Tiziano
   aprile 3rd, 2010 - 22:26

   Hi all, I’ve just released the new jQuery Hinbox 1.4 version. Please try it! Happy Easter
9. 

   kalin
   aprile 28th, 2010 - 21:55

   Hello,

   Greetings from Bulgaria!
   Thank you very much for this plugin! Your software is superb!
   I’ve been stuck on it for few days before I discover that when my titles contain many characters it stop working. So in my metadata file I just limit the characters to 40 and query results to 200. Now everything is fine! Except Internet explorer of course but who cares about IE!

   Best Regards: Kalin
10. 

    Tiziano
    aprile 29th, 2010 - 09:49

    Hi Kalin, thank you very much for your appreciations.
    I’ve never discovered such a bug, I’ll investigate on it. Did you try using the new 1.4 version? If you’ll try it, can you please give me a feedback?

    Kindly regards

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