davidosullivan
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brilliant 😉
Actually my idea in the previous post was no good as when that fires the actual .fee-form does not exist so I need something that triggers when the form is actually ready to edit…:(
Ok well thats one thing off the list…
You can use
jQuery(document).bind(“edit_start”, function(){
alert(‘we started editing!’);
}),To attach functions to when the editor starts and the same but with ‘edit_stop’ to do stuff when the editor ends…
Am still looking for a method to temporarily hide the editor…
OMG that works! You are a genius!
Hi Ramoonus,
I have found that its a bit more complex than that, its to do with the javascript that gets added by most plugins is a) added to the head and b) programmed to fire on document ready and not ‘pageCreate’ like jQm wants and c) is often written using ‘bind’ rather than ‘live’.
So far I have had some degree of success hijacking some plugins enqueue actions and moving them to the footer. I am doing this in a separate plugin, so that hopefully what we can do is combine your plugin with a ‘jQuery Mobile Plugin Fixer’ plugin, that will contain a library of fixes for existing plugins so that they work with jQm 😉
Will keep you updated 😉
I wish I could help more, I would consider my self, fairly capable in the realms of JS programming etc, but that API documentation just makes no sense to me whatsoever- I just cannot even see where to begin. Tiny MCE documentation is very clear and easy to follow, but theirs is totally impenetrable, for me any way.
If you can give me any tips as to how to get started, I’d be happy to try and help you out where I can with this…Ahh, thats a shame, I was hoping you maybe had something ‘in the works’…
I totally understand the work involved though. Heres hoping you can bring on the Aloha 0.20 revolution as painlessly as possible 😉