simple jsFiddle with realistic example

[pitpik]

simple jsFiddle with realistic example

[PitPik]

Hi tammo0,

thanks for the flowers ;o)
I know, there is no implementation sample so far... I'm actually working on a jQuery implementation that takes care of all the events, the memory squares on the bottom, picking up the colors from an input-field or other element, storing user data, etc. but it's not good enough yet to publish it.
I'm quite busy lately at work... so barely time to finish very soon, but if you send me a mail, I can provide you with a sneak preview...

Thanks and bis bald ;o)
Peter

[tammo0]

Hi @PitPik,

thanks a lot for your quick answer!
I still dont know if it works for my scenario but here is a working example with the callback i need: http://jsfiddle.net/0kp8usmk/1/
For my setup i cant use jQuery but i'll follow your plugin because i really like the idea and functionality!
Keep up the good work! 👍

Bis bald,
Tammo

[PitPik]

@tammo0,
I update your fiddle a bit (http://jsfiddle.net/0kp8usmk/2/) where I also changed the external resources (to 3 separate un-minified so better readable) and uploaded some first trial of my jQuery implementation to http://www.dematte.at/cpn/jQuery_implementation/
I hope that helps for now... I'll update this git as soon as possible

[PitPik]

Latest update of fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/0kp8usmk/5/
For further implementations see http://www.dematte.at/cpn/jQuery_implementation/ or https://github.com/PitPik/colorPicker/tree/master/jQuery_implementation

[PitPik]

@tammo0
Hi there,... there is now a jQuery and a javascript implementation available...

@PitPik please send the instance in renderCallback and in actionCallback, you don't need to work with the internal api if you send the color picker instance (cp-app) in the first parameter of both functions.

Please note:
Will not be allowed have different behaviour for a particular instance by default, but also the instances can have a reference to the target element (input, button?) with an id and you can detect who instance is and if is belong to what target if you associate the picker to the target element internally.