jquery selector syntax
jquery selector syntax
I have a feeling I am going to slap myself after I get the answer because it will be so obvious, but I am just blanking out.
I am looking to select all the inputs in an Editor but I can't figure out the syntax for a jquery select statement
var SystemUsersLineItemsEditor = new $.fn.dataTable.Editor({
ajax: 'api/SystemUsersLineItems?systemUserID=' + rowID,
table: table,
fields: [
{ label: "Staff", name: "SystemUsers_LineItems.SystemUserID", type: "select", def: rowID },
{
label: "Line Item:"
, name: "SystemUsers_LineItems.LineItemID"
, type: "select"
, placeholder: "<Select a Line Item>"
, placeholderValue: 0
, placeholderDisabled: false
, className: 'myClass'
},
{
label: "Fund/Org:"
, name: "SystemUsers_LineItems.FundOrgID"
, type: "select"
, placeholder: "<Select a Fund/Org>"
, placeholderValue: 0
, placeholderDisabled: false
, className: 'myClass'
},
{
label: "Effective Date:"
, name: "SystemUsers_LineItems.EffectiveDate"
, type: 'datetime'
, format: "M/D/YYYY"
, def: AsOfCookie
, className: 'myClass'
},
{
label: "Expire Date:"
, name: "SystemUsers_LineItems.ExpireDate"
, type: 'datetime'
, format: "M/D/YYYY"
, className: 'notMyClass'
}
]
});
SystemUsersLineItemsEditor.on('opened', function (e, node, data, items, type) {
var lineItem = SystemUsersLineItemsEditor.get('SystemUsers_LineItems.LineItemID');
var effectiveDate = SystemUsersLineItemsEditor.get('SystemUsers_LineItems.EffectiveDate');
var headerIsBilled = isBilled(effectiveDate, 0, 0, 0, lineItem, 0);
console.log(headerIsBilled);
$(the editor object).find(":input").attr('readonly', headerIsBilled);
$(the editor object).find("select").attr('disabled', headerIsBilled);
//SystemUsersLineItemsEditor.disable('SystemUsers_LineItems.EffectiveDate');
SystemUsersLineItemsEditor.enable('SystemUsers_LineItems.ExpireDate');
});
So, my question is regarding line numbers 6 and 7 above. I added classes and can disable using the className, but I need to do this for every Editor in my project (probably 50+) so I would like something more dynamic and not want to go in and add classes to each field.
Answers
a co-worker was able to guide me to the solution. here is the final version: