On Mon, Jul 11, 2011 at 11:34 AM, Aris Feryanto <aris_feryanto(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
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From: Aris Feryanto
<aris_feryanto(a)yahoo.com>
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From: Tyron Madlener <tyronx(a)gmail.com>
Hi Aris
I have reused your Tooltip style (dHint class) and animation effects
for my sortable tables on the status page. However I had to copy the
code, maybe it's worth investing time in a reusable solution? Maybe
based on qtip (or we remove qtip altogether and build our own
solution)?
Hi Tyron,
Reusable code is always good. I think we can use qtip, since it is already
included in phpMyAdmin jQuery library and the interface also looks nice.
I'll try this on browse-mode tooltip.
I changed the subject of this email to make it clearer.
I pushed new code using qTip to my repo. You may try the demo at [0]. But, there are some
bugs left:
- qTip seems to conflict with column highlighting.
- I use qtip.hide() to hide the qtip when column header is clicked in order to
mark/unmark or to reorder column. But, sometimes it just disappear and never come back
again.
I think these problems won't happen in sortable tables on the status page, since it
doesn't need special handling as in browse-mode.
Before I proceed further, I would like to hear any comment or feedback from other
phpMyAdmin developers and GSoC-ers about this qTip usage.
[0]
http://demo.phpmyadmin.net/gsoc-aris
I somehow really liked the style and animation of the old tooltip. It
was more aesthetically pleasing ;)
Just like the apple site had it.
Maybe we can get qtip tooltips to look that same as well as have this
zooming effect on them? Otherwise I would suggest to remove qtip from
pma and build our own solution, since pma doesn't need the feature
richness of qtip, I think.
And it should probably still follow the mouse cursor, and not point to
the corner of the column.
So altogether maybe we then define a function PMA_createqTip() in
functions.js that applies some default options to qtip. Something like
this:
function PMA_createqTip(element, options) {
var o = {
position: {
target: 'mouse'
},
style: {
border: {
width: 1,
radius: 5,
},
}
}
$(element).qtip($.extend(o, options));
}
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Aris Feryanto
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