Closed smatthews1999 closed 11 years ago
You should be able to do this and combine the two lines:
$(element).buttonMarkup({ theme: "b" }).parent().buttonMarkup({ theme: "b" });
Or this to make it even cleaner
return function () {
scope.$watch("Filter.active", function () {
var theme = scope.Filter.active ? "b" : "c";
$(element).buttonMarkup({theme: theme}).parent().buttonMarkup({theme: theme});
}, true);
}
excellent... that is much better!
Javascript is my favorite language that i will never completely understand! ;-)
Glad you like the adapter :-)
I just wanted to say thank you for such an excellent project!
... and mention an interesting feature that I have uncovered. It may not be interesting to you as you may be aware of it.. but for me is was a welcome discovery.
I have been writing a small project using Angular and JQM, and it became increasingly difficult to keep dynamic content looking right.. so I made the investment to move over to your adapter. As I was just only learning Angular and JQM it took me some time, but I'm glad I did. Your adapter handles all new dynamic content extremely well. The additional features and tags are also very helpful.
In one part of my code I am using a series of buttons as "on/off'' switches, and I wanted to change the appearance of the button when activated. I thought this would be a simple operation, but not so in JQM. The prescribed way was to use a simple JQM call:
$(element).buttonMarkup({ theme: 'b' });
However this absolutely did not work (if you were attempting to change the very button you were clicking on, because the additional 'event' classes would instantly overwrite the new theme)After a long process I found that I could do it but only after using JQuery to change several DIVs and add/remove several generated classes at runtime. This was unfortunate and messy.
However I was very happy to find out that the same buttons, with your adapter, are behaving completely as i originally hoped they would.
for example the following Angular directive (partial) will change a button's theme at runtime.
This absolutely wouldn't work before.. but now it does. Thanks again. Sam