using jquery ui draggable changes the state of an element from absolute to relative
positioning, which breaks the way our seek button expands itself, so we need to
force absolute positioning, quite uglily, using jquery.
// $Id: script.js,v 1.2 2008/10/30 13:00:59 jmburnz Exp $
/**
* Animates submit buttons
*/
var Genesis = {};
// jump to the value in a select drop down
Genesis.go = function(e) {
var destination = e.options[e.selectedIndex].value;
if (destination && destination != 0) location.href = destination;
};
// prevent users from clicking a submit button twice
Genesis.formCheck = function() {
// only apply this to node and comment and new user registration forms
var forms = $("#node-form>div>div>#edit-submit,#comment-form>div>#edit-submit,#user-register>div>#edit-submit");
// insert the saving div now to cache it for better performance and to show the loading image
$('<div id="saving"><p class="saving">Enregistrement des données…</p></div>').insertAfter(forms);
forms.click(function() {
$(this).siblings("input[@type=submit]").hide();
$(this).hide();
$("#saving").show();
var notice = function() {
$('<p id="saving-notice">Pas d\'enregistrement ? Patientez quelques secondes, rechargez cette page, et essayez à nouveau.</p>').appendTo("#saving").fadeIn();
};
// append notice if form saving isn't work, perhaps a timeout issue
setTimeout(notice, 24000);
});
};
// Global Killswitch.
if (Drupal.jsEnabled) {
$(document).ready(Genesis.formCheck);
}