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Ext.fc.autoHeightTextArea
Text Area the facebook way
About
Get your text areas to grow/shrink according to content
Features
- No endless timer events, height is updated on key press
- You can define max an min height and height increment for the text area
- Can be applied directly to a HTML Text Area element, no need to create an Ext.Form.TextArea element
Demo & Download
http://www.francodacosta.com/demos/e...eightTextArea/
Nice addon, i will try it on Ext core to see if it works the same way.
Haven't tryed yet, but i see in the code it triggers on keyup?, what happens if the default text in the text area is bigger than the textarea?, it resizes too?.
I mean if i put text in the textarea from lets say a DB and that text is bigger it gets resized too?.
Thanks for sharing
In my local machine it's working well with Ext 3
The text box will be resized if the default text is bigger / smaller than the initial text area height
Isn't this the same as the grow attribute textarea has?
The main difference is that this extension can be applied directly to an HTML Text Area element also the Ext TextArea has some ugly problems with the scroll bar, just try it and see the scroll bar showing and hiding on each resizeQuote:
Originally Posted by francodacosta
neat =D>
different behaviours on Safari/Chrome and Firefox though.
in Safari/Chrome, typing an endlessly long string auto-wraps it; when string content height exceeds the height of the textarea, it doesn't grow.
in Firefox, typing the same endlessly long string doesn't auto-wrap it; textarea grows the moment a space or newline is introduced in the endlessly long string.
Thats a browser specific feature, some browsers do not split entire words
If you type the long string one letter after another it should resize because the resize code is triggered on key up
I guess an option could be added to allow the textarea to grow/shrink according to text width
toe-may-toes, toe-mah-toes. oh well. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by francodacosta
i did, but no growth.Quote:
Originally Posted by francodacosta
that'd be really neat to see. (TextMetrics perhaps?)Quote:
Originally Posted by francodacosta