2009-04-19, 04:49 PM
Ok so, go to a thread and rate it. You will see that you can still "rollover" the stars if you don't refresh.
In rating.js
After:
Add:
This is not really a bug but in my opinion, it would be better like this
I am not really good with javascript but I undestand it so if something's wrong, tell me. I used part of the rating.js's init function code. Maybe it could be done with less code but I don't know how
In rating.js
After:
if(!$('success_rating_' + element_id))
{
var success = document.createElement('span');
var element = $('rating_thread_' + element_id);
element.parentNode.insertBefore(success, element.nextSibling);
element.removeClassName('star_rating_notrated');
}
else
{
var success = $('success_rating_' + element_id);
}
Add:
$('rating_thread_' + element_id).removeClassName('star_rating_notrated');
var elements = Element.getElementsBySelector($('rating_thread_' + element_id), 'li a');
if(Element.hasClassName($('rating_thread_' + element_id), 'star_rating_notrated'))
{
elements.each(function(element) {
element.onclick = function() {
var parameterString = this.href.replace(/.*\?(.*)/, "$1");
return Rating.add_rating(parameterString);
};
});
}
else
{
elements.each(function(element) {
element.onclick = function() { return false; };
element.style.cursor = 'default';
var element_id = element.href.replace(/.*\?(.*)/, "$1").match(/tid=(.*)&(.*)&/)[1];
element.title = $('current_rating_'+element_id).innerHTML;
});
}
This is not really a bug but in my opinion, it would be better like this
I am not really good with javascript but I undestand it so if something's wrong, tell me. I used part of the rating.js's init function code. Maybe it could be done with less code but I don't know how