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A small jQuery plug-in for selection and caret manipulation within textareas and text inputs.
A small jQuery plug-in for selection and caret manipulation within textareas and text inputs.
https://rawgit.com/timdown/rangyinputs/master/demo/demo.html
Bower users can install by running bower install rangyinputs --save
Imagine a simple textarea such as:
<textarea id="test">Foo bar</textarea>
You can get the user's selection using
var sel = $("#test").getSelection();
alert(sel.start + ", " + sel.end);
To select the word "bar":
$("#test").setSelection(4, 7);
Other methods are listed below. Example code refers to the example textarea above.
Rangy Inputs provides the following extensions to all jQuery objects wrapping a single text input or textarea.
Note that in IE, the element must have the focus for any of the following methods to work, which can be achieved by calling its focus() method before calling the method.
####getSelection()
Returns an object representing the user selection within the text input or textarea element.
The object returned has the following properties:
start
: The character index of the start position of the selectionend
: The character index of the end position of the selectionlength
: The number of characters selectedtext
: The selected textNote that in IE the textarea or text input must have the focus before calling this method. You can ensure this by calling the focus() method of the element (or its jQuery object).
Example
$("#test").focus();
var sel = $("#test").getSelection();
alert(sel.start + ", " + sel.end);
####setSelection(Number start[, Number end])
Selects the text within the text input or textarea element between the specified start and end character indices.
Returns a reference to the original jQuery object for the element.
Example
To select the word "bar":
$("#test").setSelection(4, 7);
####collapseSelection(Boolean toStart)
Collapses the selection to an insertion point (caret) either at the start of the current selection if toStart is true or the end of the current selection otherwise.
Returns a reference to the original jQuery object for the element.
Example
To collapse the selection to the start:
$("#test").collapseSelection(true);
####deleteText(Number start, Number end, Boolean moveSelection)
Deletes the text within the text input or textarea element between the specified start and end character indices and optionally places the caret at the position where the deleted text had been if moveSelection is true.
Returns a reference to the original jQuery object for the element.
Example
To delete the word "foo" from the example and place the caret where "foo" had been:
$("#test").deleteText(0, 3, true);
####deleteSelectedText()
Deletes the currently selected text within the text input or textarea element and places the caret at the position where the deleted text had been.
Returns a reference to the original jQuery object for the element.
Example
$("#test").deleteSelectedText();
####extractSelectedText()
Deletes the currently selected text within the text input or textarea element, places the caret at the position where the deleted text had been and returns the text that was deleted.
Example
var extracted = $("#test").extractSelectedText();
alert(extracted);
####insertText(String text, Number pos[, String selectionBehaviour])
Inserts the specified text at the specified character position within the text input or textarea element and optionally updates the selection depending on the value of selectionBehaviour. Possible values are:
If no value is supplied for selectionBehaviour
, the selection is not changed and left at the mercy of the browser (placing the caret at the start is not uncommon when the textarea's value is changed).
Returns a reference to the original jQuery object for the element.
Example
To insert the word "baz" between "foo" and "bar" and place the caret immediately after "baz":
$("#test").insertText(" baz", 3, "collapseToEnd");
####replaceSelectedText(String text[, String selectionBehaviour])
Replaces the currently selected text in the text input or textarea element with the specified text and optionally updates the selection depending on the value of selectionBehaviour. Possible values are:
If no value is supplied for selectionBehaviour
, "collapseToEnd" is assumed.
Returns a reference to the original jQuery object for the element.
Example
To replace the selection with the word "baz" (or insert "baz" at the the caret position if no text is selected):
$("#test").replaceSelectedText("baz");
To do the same thing but select "baz" afterwards:
$("#test").replaceSelectedText("baz", "select");
####surroundSelectedText(String textBefore, String textAfter[, String selectionBehaviour])
Surrounds the currently selected text in the text input or textarea element with the specified pieces of text and optionally updates the selection depending on the value of selectionBehaviour
. Possible values are:
If no value is supplied for selectionBehaviour
, "select" is assumed.
Returns a reference to the original jQuery object for the element.
Example
To surround the selection with HTML <b> tags:
$("#test").surroundSelectedText("<b>", "</b>");
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A small jQuery plug-in for selection and caret manipulation within textareas and text inputs.
We found that rangyinputs demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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