Hello,

If anyone is interested I modified the context_inline_editor.js so it work with the Administration Menu module.
http://drupal.org/project/admin_menu

For the modification to work you must enable the core "toolbar" module.
In the Administration Menu configuration screen disable Client side caching.


(function ($) {
  Drupal.behaviors.contextInlineEditor = {
    attach: function() {
      $('div[id="toolbar"]:not(div[id="toolbar"].contextInlineEditor-processed)').each(function() {
        $(this).append('<a class="context-inline-editor-edit" href="#">Edit contexts</a>');
        $('.context-inline-editor-edit').click(function(e){
          $('#context-inline-editor').removeClass('element-invisible').dialog({ 
            title: Drupal.t('Context editor'), 
            position: ['left','top'],
            buttons: {
              'Save': function() { 
                $('#context-inline-editor a.done:visible').click();
                $('.context-inline-editor-save').click();
              },
              'Cancel': function() {
                $('.context-inline-editor-cancel').click();
              }
            },
            beforeClose: function() {
              if (confirm('Do you want to save your changes?')) {
                $('#context-inline-editor a.done:visible').click();
                $('.context-inline-editor-save').click();
              }
              else {
                $('.context-inline-editor-cancel').click();
              }
            },
            autoResize:true
          }).parent().css({position:'fixed'});
          e.preventDefault();
          return false;
        });
      }).addClass('contextInlineEditor-processed');
    }
  };

  $(document).ready(function ($) {

      $('div[id="toolbar"]:not(div[id="toolbar"].contextInlineEditor-processed)').each(function() {
            $(this).append('<a class="context-inline-editor-edit" href="#">Edit contexts</a>');
            $('.context-inline-editor-edit').click(function(e){
              $('#context-inline-editor').removeClass('element-invisible').dialog({
                title: Drupal.t('Context editor'),
                position: ['left','top'],
                buttons: {
                  'Save': function() {
                    $('#context-inline-editor a.done:visible').click();
                    $('.context-inline-editor-save').click();
                  },
                  'Cancel': function() {
                    $('.context-inline-editor-cancel').click();
                  }
                },
                beforeClose: function() {
                  if (confirm('Do you want to save your changes?')) {
                    $('#context-inline-editor a.done:visible').click();
                    $('.context-inline-editor-save').click();
                  }
                  else {
                    $('.context-inline-editor-cancel').click();
                  }
                },
                autoResize:true
              }).parent().css({position:'fixed'});
              e.preventDefault();
              return false;
            });
          }).addClass('contextInlineEditor-processed');
  });

})(jQuery);

Comments

Fidelix’s picture

Fidelix commented

Enabling the core toolbar is a no go, but thank you for the attempt, emptyvoid!

dagomar’s picture

dagomar commented

Had the same issue and changed 2 lines to this module to make it happen (it will now use the shortcut bar, absolutely no need for the toolbar module).

context_inline_editor.info line 4
dependencies[] = shortcut

context_inline_editor.js line 4
$('div.toolbar-shortcuts:not(.contextInlineEditor-processed)').each(function() {

// Edit: For this to work "Cache menu in client-side browser" must be turned off in the administration menu settings...

Fidelix’s picture

Fidelix commented

// Edit: For this to work "Cache menu in client-side browser" must be turned off in the administration menu settings...

Or we could use $.live to do this. I'll try it as soon as I have some time.

rooby’s picture

rooby commented

I think it needs to be usable without the toolbar or the shortcut bar.

I use admin menu without the other two and I'm sure a lot of other people do too.

I haven't looked into how it actually works but would it be feasible to use contextual links in some way?

michaellander’s picture

michaellander commented

I agree that it would be nice to remove the dependency of toolbar. Maybe if I get some free time I can look into it.

marcoka’s picture

marcoka commented

yep nice module. but i agree, toolbar is a no go