Support/Comments for TooltipX

Quote from: Dimmy at Mar 21, 2007, 04:31 PM

Quote from: laurentc at Mar 21, 2007, 12:10 PM

good job ! works find !... but not very friendly user

its made for me to fill and I understand
its a bit friendly by using the config string you get 2 fields 1 for the words to find and one for the replacment string the ToolTipX without the {= =} tags.

maybe someone can make it more user friendly, for now this does the job for me.

Greets Dimmy

Yep your right, and it add even more flexibility to TooltipX.

That push me a lot to think how to link it to a module

An other time great job

This line $o .= $includetooltipJs.$includeScriptJs ; messes up my css
I use internal css files , (documents as css) mabe using the $modx->regClientStartupScript($src); would be beter?

Quote from: Dimmy at Mar 23, 2007, 08:36 AM

This line $o .= $includetooltipJs.$includeScriptJs ; messes up my css
I use internal css files , (documents as css) mabe using the $modx->regClientStartupScript($src); would be beter?

An other time your are right... I was thinking to use it, but I dont know exactly how to use $modx->regClientStartupScript($src)
So I use the easy way to include the js file .
But, I will for the next release

Quote from: laurentc at Feb 20, 2007, 09:11 AM

Than, in the content field of your documents put something like this {=NATO:North Atlantic Treaty Organisation:=} to create a tooltips

=> {=Text on the page:Tooltip text to be display:Link(optional)=}

Hi, I wanted to use this plugin but not sure how exactly to implement it. I seemed to get it working however it shows exactly like this {=NATO:North Atlantic Treaty Organisation:=} when I mouse over to the link. I have this placed in the title tag but not sure if this is correct.

<a href="link.html" title="{=NATO:North Atlantic Treaty Organisation:=} "> TooltipsX shows here</a>

thanks!

tgp

Quote from: chinesedream at Mar 26, 2007, 03:03 AM

<a href="link.html" title="{=NATO:North Atlantic Treaty Organisation:=} "> TooltipsX shows here</a>

Hi chinesedream

You dont have to put any <a> tag, TooltipX will generate the right tags link automatically

e.g : if you want to have this : <a href="link.html" title="tips to be diplayed "> TooltipsX shows here</a>
then only put in your page : {=TooltipsX shows here:tips to be diplayed:link.html=}

Is one of the TooltipX function (to be used with the "&onlyTips=Only tips;int;1" parameter), but if you just want to display tool tips for evry links in your page use the "&contentId=Id of your content;string;" parameter with the name of your div tag content

At last, if you want to choose, in the manager, a words list to be used with TooltipX, use the Dimmy extra tooltipXWordReplace

Hope that helps

TooltipX is not working in IE when you use this option:


in FF it works fine but ie6 and ie7 it does not work it generates the link just fine including the css for the links but the bulb never apears on screen.


in the all items mode all the links work exept for the one that was generated with the extra class name class="infobulle" again in IE ofcource. something in the JS does not work in IE.


Dimmy

Quote from: Dimmy at Mar 26, 2007, 04:03 AM

TooltipX is not working in IE when you use this option:

//for tooltips ONLY applied to this tag : {=text:tiptext:link=}
&onlyTips=Only tips;int;1 

in FF it works fine but ie6 and ie7 it does not work it generates the link just fine including the css for the links but the bulb never apears on screen.


in the all items mode all the links work exept for the one that was generated with the extra class name class="infobulle" again in IE ofcource. something in the JS does not work in IE.


Dimmy

Can you show me the page? Is it CSS bugs? I am pretty good at fixing CSS bugs for IE browsers, perhaps I can help to figure out??!!!

tgp

its not css if I use the other option its working

http://tpqm.1-vision.nl/index.php?id=5
works in ff not in ie

He works for me with FF, IE6 and IE7... Windows
Try this page and find the "TooltipsX shows here" link

http://www.yyyyy.html

Quote from: laurentc at Mar 26, 2007, 03:30 AM

Quote from: chinesedream at Mar 26, 2007, 03:03 AM

<a href="link.html" title="{=NATO:North Atlantic Treaty Organisation:=} "> TooltipsX shows here</a>

Hi chinesedream

You dont have to put any <a> tag, TooltipX will generate the right tags link automatically

e.g : if you want to have this : <a href="link.html" title="tips to be diplayed "> TooltipsX shows here</a>
then only put in your page : {=TooltipsX shows here:tips to be diplayed:link.html=}

Is one of the TooltipX function (to be used with the "&onlyTips=Only tips;int;1" parameter), but if you just want to display tool tips for evry links in your page use the "&contentId=Id of your content;string;" parameter with the name of your div tag content

At last, if you want to choose, in the manager, a words list to be used with TooltipX, use the Dimmy extra tooltipXWordReplace
Hope that helps

Hi Lauren, this is embarrasing I still can’t get it working. The one in ’title’ that I mentioned in my message shows this:
http://lotusseeds.com/chc.html (mouse over to the ’rat’ thumbnail and you will see a list of years, that is what I wanted to acheive. Acutally I am looking for a way to do something like http://www.netflix.com, when I hover the gallery’s thumbnail, the tooltips shows.Is it possible? If yes, I can take care of CSS presentation part, but need to get this working first, and then get the tooltipXWordReplace works.

So, per your instruction, I added the code to this page:
http://lotusseeds.com/home.html

Doesn’t work.


tgp