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Is there a way to have multiple inline configured ckeditors with single toolbar DOM element

An inline configured ckeditor has its toolbar attached to document body. Unless the user didn't focus the editor the toolbar is hidden. If we have multiple inline editors on same page, there will be the same number toolbar DOM elements attached to the body - each one with specific identifier. My question is, if there is a way to have a single toolbar DOM element for multiple inline ckeditors? I know (and I'm using in different context) the shared space plugin which does that, but the drawback is that one should provide an element to which the single toolabar would be attached. That's OK, but it is static and stays at the place where it's placed in the DOM order and I'd like it to be repositioned next to the currently focused editor.
Seems like I either have to use the default inline behavior or to use the shared space plugin and to reposition the single toolbar instance myself.
Any ideas on this issue or something I'm missing?

No, every CKEditor creates its own toolbar. But you can create your own plugin for this which is actually just displaying the toolbar of the active element. I have created one have a look. You do require to configure the your editor config too.
CKEDITOR.plugins.add('grouplabel', {
init : function(editor) {
function getCorrespondingName(no) {
var tempNo = 0;
for (var i = 0; i < editor.config.toolbar.length; i++) {
if (editor.config.toolbar[i].groupName != undefined) {
if (tempNo == no) {
return i;
}
tempNo++;
}
}
}
function toggleGroupDisplay(evt) {
if (evt.data.isMinimized) {
resetAllAbsolute();
$(this).find(".absoluteToolCont").toggleClass("displayNone");
} else {
$('.' + evt.data.grpID).each(function() {
toggleGroupDisplayInd(this)
});
}
}
function resetAllAbsolute() {
$(".absoluteToolCont").addClass("displayNone");
}
function toggleGroupDisplayInd(obj) {
var idM = $("#" + obj.id).parent().attr("id");
$("#" + idM + "> span").toggleClass("displayNone");
$("#" + idM).toggleClass("toggleMargin");
$("#groupLabel_" + idM).toggleClass("toggleMargin");
$("#groupLabelArrowBtn_" + idM).toggleClass("groupLabelArrowDown");
}
var openContainerArray = [ "CHARACTER", "TEXT ALIGN" ];
function createMainGroups() {
for (var j = 0; j < editor.toolbox.toolbars.length; j++) {
var grpId = editor.toolbox.toolbars[j].id;
var conNo = getCorrespondingName(j);
var isGroup = editor.config.toolbar[conNo].groupNR;
if (!isGroup) {
createMainGroup(conNo, grpId);
}
}
}
function createMainGroup(conNo, grpId) {
// console.log(conNo, grpId)
var name = editor.config.toolbar[conNo].groupName[0];
var className = editor.toolbar[conNo].name;
var name = editor.config.toolbar[conNo].groupName[0];
var elementDiv = groupLabelElementDiv(grpId, className);
var textDiv = "<div class='textGroupLabel'></div>";
var arrowDiv = "<div id='groupLabelArrowBtn_" + grpId
+ "' class='groupLabelArrowUp'></div>";
$("#" + grpId).addClass("editorGroup transitionType");
if (editor.config.showIconOnly) {
detachAndMakeAbsolute(grpId);
}
$("#" + grpId).prepend(elementDiv);
$("#groupLabel_" + grpId).append(textDiv);
if (!editor.config.showIconOnly) {
$("#groupLabel_" + grpId).append(arrowDiv);
}
addNameOrIcon(editor, name, grpId);
$(" #groupLabel_" + grpId).unbind("click").bind("click", {
grpID : "groupLabel_" + className,
isMinimized : editor.config.showIconOnly
}, toggleGroupDisplay);
var bool = false;
if (!editor.config.showIconOnly) {
for (var k = 0; k < openContainerArray.length; k++) {
if (name == openContainerArray[k]) {
bool = true;
}
}
}
showGroup(bool, grpId);
}
function detachAndMakeAbsolute(grpId) {
var divId = "absoluteToolCont_" + grpId
var absoluteDiv = "<div class='displayFlexAbsolute"
+ " absoluteToolCont' id='" + divId + "'></div>";
$("#" + grpId).prepend(absoluteDiv);
var detachedDiv = $("#" + grpId + "> span").detach();
// console.log(detachedDiv)
detachedDiv.appendTo("#" + divId);
resetAllAbsolute();
}
function showGroup(bool, grpId) {
if (!bool) {
$("#" + grpId + "> span").toggleClass("displayNone");
$("#" + grpId).toggleClass("toggleMargin");
$("#groupLabel_" + grpId).toggleClass("toggleMargin");
$("#groupLabelArrowBtn_" + grpId).toggleClass(
"groupLabelArrowDown");
}
}
function addNameOrIcon(editor, name, grpId) {
var groupName = $("#groupLabel_" + grpId + ">.textGroupLabel");
var divId = "absoluteToolCont_" + grpId
if (!editor.config.showIconOnly) {
groupName.text(name);
} else {
var clsName = name.replace(/ /g, '');
var detachedDiv = $("#" + divId).detach();
$("#groupLabel_" + grpId).prepend(detachedDiv);
groupName.html("<div class='iconToolbar " + clsName
+ "'></div>");
var overFlowRObj = "#cke_" + editor.name + " .cke_inner "
+ ".cke_top";
$(overFlowRObj).addClass("cke_top_overflow");
}
}
function groupLabelElementDiv(grpId, className) {
var elementDiv = "<div id='groupLabel_" + grpId
+ "' class='groupLabel transitionType groupLabel_"
+ className + "'></div>";
return elementDiv;
}
function createSubGroup() {
var loopVar = 0;
var divEle = '<div class="subGrpLabel textGroupLabel">' + "Font"
+ '</div>';
/*
* for (var k = 0; k < editor.toolbar.length; k++) { if
* (editor.toolbar[k] != "/") { for (var l = 0; l <
* editor.toolbar[k].items.length; l++) { if
* (editor.toolbar[k].items[l].type == "separator") { //
* console.log("sep") // $(editor.toolbar[k].items[l]).text("name"); } } } }
*/
}
editor.on('destroy', function() {
/* alert(this.name) */
var undoName = "undoRedoCont" + editor.name;
$("#" + undoName).remove();
});
editor.on('instanceReady', function() {
// console.log(previewSeen);
$("#universalPreloader").addClass("displayNone");
createMainGroups();
createSubGroup();
focusEvent();
undoRedoButtonSeprator();
});
function undoRedoButtonSeprator() {
var undoRedoContEle = "<div class='urcEle' id='undoRedoCont"
+ editor.name + "'></div>";
$("#undoRedoContSetParent").append(undoRedoContEle);
var ele = $("#" + editor.ui.instances.Undo._.id).detach();
$("#undoRedoCont" + editor.name).append(ele);
$(ele).addClass("cke_button_75px");
ele = $("#" + editor.ui.instances.Redo._.id).detach();
$("#undoRedoCont" + editor.name).append(ele);
$(ele).addClass("cke_button_75px");
$("#undoRedoCont" + editor.name).addClass("displayNone");
}
function focusEvent() {
var editorObj = /* parent. */$("#cke_wordcount_" + editor.name);
editorObj.addClass("displayFlexRelative").addClass("displayNone")
.addClass("vertical-align-middle").addClass(" flexHCenter")
.css("width", "160px");
var undoRedoCont = /* parent. */$("#undoRedoCont" + editor.name);
undoRedoCont.addClass("displayNone");
editor.on('focus', function(e) {
onFoucs(e);
});
editor.on('blur', function(e) {
onBlur(e);
});
}
function onBlur(e) {
var editorObj = /* parent. */$("#cke_wordcount_" + e.editor.name);
editorObj.addClass("displayNone");
$("#undoRedoCont" + editor.name).addClass("displayNone");
$("#dummyUNDOREDO").removeClass("displayNone");
resetAllAbsolute();
/*
* if (e.editor.config.customInline) {
* $("#toolbarEditorInline").addClass("displayNone"); }
*/
}
function onFoucs(e) {
var editorObj = /* parent. */$("#cke_wordcount_" + e.editor.name)
editorObj.removeClass("displayNone");
$("#undoRedoCont" + editor.name).removeClass("displayNone");
$("#dummyUNDOREDO").addClass("displayNone");
/*
* if (e.editor.config.customInline) {
* $("#toolbarEditorInline").removeClass("displayNone"); }
*/
}
CKEDITOR.document.appendStyleSheet(CKEDITOR.plugins
.getPath('grouplabel')
+ 'css/style.css');
}
});

jQuery function conversion

I've been working on this script that I am using with a WordPress plugin I wrote for our blogs at work. I'm stripping it down to make it a pure jQuery plugin but most of the questions I've seen where for getting the plugin to work like this:
$('.some-target').cta();
Whereas I want to write it so that the user can do something like:
cta();
or
$.cta
I'm not really getting clear answers or seeing many guides covering this, or really if it's possible. In the end I want it to work like it's original iteration for WP, but as a stand alone jQuery plugin for static sites:
cta({
text: "Some Text",
icon: "Some-icon.jpg",
dist: 50
});
Here is the original code:
jQuery(document).ready(function($){
cta = function(o) {
o = o || {};
var bgColor = o.bgColor;
var url = o.url;
var text = o.text;
var icon = o.icon;
var buttonText = o.buttonText;
var target = o.target;
var dist = o.dist;
if((o.icon != null) || o.icon == "" ) {
jQuery('body').append(
'<div class="cta-popup-wrapper with-icon"><div class="cta-popup"><span class="close-trigger">X</span><img class="cta-icon" src="' + icon + '" alt="Call to Action Icon"><p>' + text + '</p><a class="cta-button" style="background-color:' + bgColor + ';" href="' + url + '">' + buttonText + '</a></div></div>'
);
} else {
jQuery('body').append(
'<div class="cta-popup-wrapper without-icon"><div class="cta-popup"><span class="close-trigger">X</span><p>' + text + '</p><a class="cta-button" style="background-color:' + bgColor + ';" href="' + url + '">' + buttonText + '</a></div></div>'
);
}
if(target != null) {
var t = $(target);
if(t.length) {
$(window).scroll(function() {
var hT = t.offset().top,
hH = t.outerHeight(),
wH = $(window).height(),
wS = $(this).scrollTop();
if (wS > (hT+hH-wH)){
$('.cta-popup-wrapper').addClass('shown');
} else {
$('.cta-popup-wrapper').removeClass('shown');
}
});
}
} else {
if((dist != null) && (dist > 0)) {
var b = $('body').innerHeight();
dist = dist / 100;
var trigger = b * dist;
$(window).scroll(function() {
var wS = $(this).scrollTop();
if (wS > trigger){
$('.cta-popup-wrapper').addClass('shown');
} else {
$('.cta-popup-wrapper').removeClass('shown');
}
});
}
}
}
});

jQuery use dynamically created ID

I am trying to use dynamically created IDs in javascript function, but it's not working. I thought that prepending # to string id should work, but it's not.
Code:
var IterateCheckedDatesAndUncheckWithSameValue = function (elementNumber) {
idCheckBoxToCompare = "CMP_KD1_tcDE_tctpDNDR_chkDNDRDay" + elementNumber.toString();
if ($("'#" + idCheckBoxToCompare + "'").prop('checked') === false) {
return;
}
textBoxID = "CMP_KD1_tcDE_tctpDNDR_txtDNDRDay" + elementNumber.toString();
textBoxValue = $("'#" + textBoxID + "'").val();
for (i = 1; i < 8; i++) {
if (i !== elementNumber) {
idCheckBox = "CMP_KD1_tcDE_tctpDNDR_chkDNDRDay" + i.toString();
idInputBox = "CMP_KD1_tcDE_tctpDNDR_txtDNDRDay" + i.toString();
inputBoxValue = $("'#" + idInputBox + "'").val();
if ($("'#" + idCheckBox + "'").prop('checked') === true) {
if (inputBoxValue === textBoxValue) {
$("'#" + idCheckBox + "'").prop('checked', false);
}
}
}
}
}
I've tried to build same id as this is:
'#testid'
so usage would be:
$('#testid')
But it's not working. How to use properly dynamically created IDs?

Your code is look complicated with too many " and '. Also Javascript can concat string and number by just use +. No need to convert it to string first. So, I updated it to make it more readable.
Try this
var IterateCheckedDatesAndUncheckWithSameValue = function(elementNumber) {
idCheckBoxToCompare = "CMP_KD1_tcDE_tctpDNDR_chkDNDRDay" + elementNumber;
if ($('#' + idCheckBoxToCompare).prop('checked') === false) {
return;
}
textBoxID = "CMP_KD1_tcDE_tctpDNDR_txtDNDRDay" + elementNumber;
textBoxValue = $('#' + textBoxID).val();
for (i = 1; i < 8; i++) {
if (i !== elementNumber) {
idCheckBox = "CMP_KD1_tcDE_tctpDNDR_chkDNDRDay" + i;
idInputBox = "CMP_KD1_tcDE_tctpDNDR_txtDNDRDay" + i;
inputBoxValue = $('#' + idInputBox).val();
if ($('#' + idCheckBox).prop('checked') === true) {
if (inputBoxValue === textBoxValue) {
$('#' + idCheckBox).prop('checked', false);
}
}
console.log('#' + idCheckBox); //print here just to see the id results
}
}
}
ID in html can be only one element per page. So please make sure that the ID you generate from this method not match with other.
Jquery selector can read String variable.
So you can just do var id = "#test". Then put it like this $(id).
Or
var id = "test"; then $("#"+test).

Use this,
var IterateCheckedDatesAndUncheckWithSameValue = function (elementNumber) {
idCheckBoxToCompare = "CMP_KD1_tcDE_tctpDNDR_chkDNDRDay" + elementNumber.toString();
if ($("#" + idCheckBoxToCompare).prop('checked') === false) {
return;
}
textBoxID = "CMP_KD1_tcDE_tctpDNDR_txtDNDRDay" + elementNumber.toString();
textBoxValue = $("#" + textBoxID).val();
for (i = 1; i < 8; i++) {
if (i !== elementNumber) {
idCheckBox = "CMP_KD1_tcDE_tctpDNDR_chkDNDRDay" + i.toString();
idInputBox = "CMP_KD1_tcDE_tctpDNDR_txtDNDRDay" + i.toString();
inputBoxValue = $("#" + idInputBox).val();
if ($("#" + idCheckBox).prop('checked') === true) {
if (inputBoxValue === textBoxValue) {
$("#" + idCheckBox).prop('checked', false);
}
}
}
}
}

I face the same problem using Jquery .Try $(document).getElementbyId('myid'). Hope help.
Edit
Change :
$("#" + idCheckBoxToCompare) by $(document).getElementbyId(idCheckBoxToCompare)

Hiding elements with JS

UPDATE:
I changed my script to this and it works. Way simpler and it works.
function myFunction(valor) {
var elementos = document.getElementsByClassName("inner");
var i;
for (i = 1; i < elementos.length+1; i++) {
document.getElementById("age"+i).style.visibility = "hidden";
}
document.getElementById("age"+valor).style.visibility = "visible";
}
I have this script:
function myFunction(valor) {
alert("Has seleccionado " + valor);
var elementos = document.getElementsByClassName("inner");
//alert ("Tienes " + elementos.length + " elementos.");
var i;
for (i = 1; i < elementos.length + 1; i++) {
var sty = document.getElementById("age" + i);
//alert("age"+i);
if (getComputedStyle(sty).getPropertyValue("visibility") == "hidden") {
document.getElementById("age" + valor).style.visibility = "visible";
} else {
document.getElementById("age" + i).style.visibility = "hidden";
}
}
}
That I control with a slider control. What I'm doing is hiding or showing some divs with depending of what I choose from the slider.
This is how I paint my data before trying to hide or shsow elements with the slider:
$(window).load(function() {
$.getJSON('http://xxxxx/xxxxx.json', function(data) {
var output = "<ul class='lista'><div class='outer'>";
for (var i in data.lbclassic) {
output += "<div style='visibility:hidden;' class='inner'id=" + "age" + data.lbclassic[i].ageinweeks + ">" + "<p>" + data.lbclassic[i].ageinweeks + "--" + data.lbclassic[i].cumul + "--" + data.lbclassic[i].perhh + "--" + data.lbclassic[i].perhd + "--" + data.lbclassic[i].eggweightinweek + "--" + data.lbclassic[i].eggmasscumul1 + "--" + data.lbclassic[i].eggmassinweek + "--" + data.lbclassic[i].eggmasscumul + "</p></div>";
}
output += "</div></ul>";
document.getElementById("placeholder").innerHTML = output;
});
});
This works great until one point - once I get to the last element (90 in this case), it won't show up.

Isn't it more easy to use the css "display:none;" feature for hidding your element.
.yourclass{
display:none;
}
just edit the class with js
Link to CSS

function myFunction(valor) {
var elementos = document.getElementsByClassName("inner");
var i;
for (i = 1; i < elementos.length+1; i++) {
document.getElementById("age"+i).style.visibility = "hidden";
}
document.getElementById("age"+valor).style.visibility = "visible";
}

Retrieve multiple elements with "getElementById"?

I've tried using the techniques mentioned in these questions, but I haven't had any luck. I'm trying to adjust a JavaScript function to retrieve multiple divs using the getElementById method.
Here is the current line of code within the function which retrieves the div #cat1:
var elem = document.getElementById(cat1);
Moving forward, I need this function to also retrieve the div #cat2.
jQuery can be loaded if there's a better method to accomplish this using their library?
Here is the full function (reference Line 3):
function getCategories(initial) {
var i;
var elem = document.getElementById('cat1');
if (initial == 1) {
jsonGroups = "";
jsonGroups = '{ xml: [], "pin": [] ';
for (i = 0; i < elem.childNodes.length; i++) {
if (elem.childNodes[i].nodeName == "LI") {
jsonGroups = jsonGroups + ', "' + elem.childNodes[i].attributes.getNamedItem("id").value + '": [] ';
}
}
jsonGroups = jsonGroups + "}";
markerGroups = eval('(' + jsonGroups + ')');
for (i = 0; i < elem.childNodes.length; i++) {
if (elem.childNodes[i].nodeName == "LI") {
var elemID = elem.childNodes[i].attributes.getNamedItem("id").value;
if (elemID != "user") {
elem.childNodes[i].innerHTML = "<a onclick='" + 'toggleGroup("' + elemID + '")' + "'>" + elem.childNodes[i].innerHTML + "</a>";
} else {
elem.childNodes[i].innerHTML = '<form id="userPOIForm" action="#" onsubmit="userPOIFind(this.userPOI.value); return false"><input id="userPOITxt" size="20" name="userPOI" value="' + elem.childNodes[i].innerHTML + '" type="text"><input id="userPOIButton" value="Go" type="submit"> </form>';
}
if (hasClass(elem.childNodes[i], "hidden") !== null) {
elem.childNodes[i].setAttribute("caption", "hidden");
} else {
elem.childNodes[i].setAttribute("caption", "");
}
if (elem.childNodes[i].attributes.getNamedItem("caption").value != "hidden") {
classAdder = document.getElementById(elemID);
addClass(classAdder, "visibleLayer");
}
}
}
}
for (i = 0; i < elem.childNodes.length; i++) {
if (elem.childNodes[i].nodeName == "LI") {
var catType = elem.childNodes[i].attributes.getNamedItem("id").value;
result = doSearch(elem.childNodes[i].attributes.getNamedItem("title").value, elem.childNodes[i].attributes.getNamedItem("id").value);
}
}
}

If you are trying to select all elements with an id that starts with cat, you can do this in jQuery like this:
$("[id^=cat]")
jQuery: Attributes Starts With Selector

Just make categoriesList be another parameter, and call the function twice.