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Lucius
Lucius

Reputation: 963

Is it possible to disable/re-enable fancybox only on specific elements?

I need to turn off/on fancybox on the elements of a list according to their focus status.
I cannot bind/unbind the click event completely, because there are other functions listening for the same event.
So, I need to know if fancybox provides a way of doing so.
If not, any alternatives to fancybox that meet this requirement would be appreciated as well. Thanks.

Upvotes: 2

Views: 10736

Answers (4)

Vitalo
Vitalo

Reputation: 1

fancybox have a binded click events, they have a proxy-name - fb-start, you can unbind handler.

It works for me,

$("#your-element").fancybox(); //fancybox is binded click.fb-start on #your-element

$( "#your-element" ).unbind('click.fb-start');  //click is unbinded

for this you must have a jquery library is loaded

Upvotes: 0

Lucius
Lucius

Reputation: 963

Unfortunately, none of the solutions proposed was the one I was looking for...
The correct answer was provided here by @Naren Sisodiya, who suggested using the live() method (which at the time hadn't been surpassed yet by the new on method).
I admit that the question could have been asked in a better form.. Sorry everyone..
Thank you.

Upvotes: 1

Reinaldo
Reinaldo

Reputation: 4666

This worked for me:

$('#element').removeClass('fancybox');

Hope it helps!

Upvotes: 0

kwicher
kwicher

Reputation: 2082

Why don't you simply play with the classes of your elements using addClass and removeClass? Then only when they have this class the fancybox will be triggered.

K

Upvotes: 6

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