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static Class inputEx

The inputEx method lets you create a field from the JSON definition: 
inputEx({type: 'string', name: 'company', label: 'Your company' })
Build a field from an object like: { type: 'color' or fieldClass: inputEx.ColorField, ... }
If the neither type or fieldClass are found, it uses inputEx.StringField

Properties

browserAutocomplete - object

Property to globally turn on/off the browser autocompletion (used as default autocomplete option value by StringField, Form and their subclasses)

messages - object

Associative array containing field messages

mixin - static object

inputEx mixin namespace

regexps - object

Associative array containing common regular expressions

spacerUrl - String

Url to the spacer image. This url schould be changed according to your project directories

stateEmpty - String

Field empty state constant

stateInvalid - String

Field invalid state constant

stateRequired - String

Field required state constant

stateValid - String

Field valid state constant

typeClasses - object

Hash between inputEx types and classes (ex: inputEx.typeClasses.color = inputEx.ColorField)
Please register the types with the registerType method

widget - static object

inputEx widget namespace

Methods

buildField

inputEx.Field buildField ( fieldOptions )
Parameters:
fieldOptions <Object>
Returns: inputEx.Field
Created field instance
Deprecated Kept for backward compatibility (alias for inputEx() )

cn

static HTMLElement cn ( tag , [domAttributes] , [styleAttributes] , [innerHTML] )
Helper function to create a DOM node. (wrapps the document.createElement tag and the inputEx.sn functions)
Parameters:
tag <String> The tagName to create (ex: 'div', 'a', ...)
[domAttributes] <Object> see inputEx.sn
[styleAttributes] <Object> see inputEx.sn
[innerHTML] <String> The html string to append into the created element
Returns: HTMLElement
The created node

compactArray

static Array compactArray ( arr )
Create a new array without the null or undefined values
Parameters:
arr <Array> The array to compact
Returns: Array
The new array

getFieldClass

static void getFieldClass ( type )
Returns the class for the given type ex: inputEx.getFieldClass("color") returns inputEx.ColorField
Parameters:
type <String> String type of the field

getType

static String getType ( FieldClass )
Get the inputex type for the given class (ex: inputEx.getType(inputEx.ColorField) returns "color")
Parameters:
FieldClass <inputEx.Field> An inputEx.Field or derivated class
Returns: String
returns the inputEx type string or null

htmlEntities

static String htmlEntities ( str )
String replaced by some html entities
Parameters:
str <String> The string
Returns: String
String replaced by some html entities

indexOf

static number indexOf ( el , arr , (optional) )
Find the position of the given element. (This method is not available in IE 6)
Parameters:
el <Object> Value to search
arr <Array> The array to search
(optional) <Function> fn A function to define another way to test inclusion of el than === (returns a boolean)
Returns: number
Element position, -1 if not found

registerType

static void registerType ( type , fieldClass , groupOptions , dontInherit )
When you create a new inputEx Field Class, you can register it to give it a simple type. ex: inputEx.registerType("color", inputEx.ColorField);
Parameters:
type <String> String used as the inputEx field type
fieldClass <Class> Field Class to register as this type
groupOptions <Array> List of inputEx field description for each option
dontInherit <Boolean> Won't inherhit the parent field properties if set to true

removeAccents

static String removeAccents ( str )
Return a string without accent (only on lowercase)
Parameters:
str <String> The string
Returns: String
String without accent

sn

static void sn ( el , ) , styleAttributes )
Helper function to set DOM node attributes and style attributes.
Parameters:
el <HTMLElement> The element to set attributes to
) <Object} domAttributes An object containing key/value pairs to set as node attributes (ex: {id: 'myElement', className: 'myCssClass', ...>
styleAttributes <Object> Same thing for style attributes. Please use camelCase for style attributes (ex: backgroundColor for 'background-color')

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