ONMOUSEOVER?

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ONMOUSEOVER?

Post by jac53 »

Do you have a javascript in Genie which when I position the mouse over, it shows a calendar where I can select a day?
My problem is in one my subfiles. If I convert the field to date field, I have to move the field contiguous to make room for the calendar icon, so I have to go over 80 columns.
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Our calendar widget puts the date to the side like that. I've heard of some customers integrating the jQuery date picker:

http://jqueryui.com/demos/datepicker/

This one works by popping up when you put the cursor in the field.
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How do I integrate JQUERY with GENIE and PROFOUNDUI?
Where do I save JQUERY and where do I add the link to it?
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You would need to refer to the jQuery documentation for usage instructions. The framework is quite useful, although it does require a significant level of JavaScript "know-how" in order to work with it.

In PUI, the http server document root is:

/www/profoundui/htdocs

The jQuery files would have to go in there or in a sub-directory somewhere in order to be "servable" through the http server.

For Genie, you would link the files into your skin's "start.html" file. For PUI sessions outside of Genie, you can drop the jQuery files into:

/www/profoundui/htdocs/profoundui/userdata/custom

Or any sub-directory of the above. The PUI session controller will read through /custom and all sub-directories and will automatically link in any files with ".js" or ".css" extension into the page.
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