Software Screenshot:
The buttons can even be configured to work as radio buttons.
Features:
- Works with checkboxes or radio elements
- Full keyboard support - use the [TAB] key to move from field to field and use the spacebar to toggle the status of the iButton (or use the arrow keys for radio buttons)
- Custom event handlers
- Detach iButton behavior from the element
- Metadata support - when used with the jQuery Metadata Plug-in, you can define the properties for your button completely within the class attribute of your input elements
- Enable/disable drag support - while the dragging behavior is intuitive on touch-based devices, it's not always be the best or expected UI behavior and may cause some mouse users problems (NOTE: In order to help differentiate between an intended mouse click or an actual drag event, we're developed the clickOffset option. If the time (in milliseconds) is under this value (120ms by default) it's assumed the user was attempting to click the button and not drag the handle.)
- Enable/disable animation
- Single sprite image - easily change the look of your button by just replacing the image sprite
- Customizable labels - use any labels you want for your buttons
- Support for disabled buttons
- Easing support for animations
- iPhone support
What is new in this release:
- Fixed compatibility issues with jQuery v1.6.2
- Added className option for adding an additional class name to the main container-which is useful for adding alternative styles to the button
- Revised image sprite to be better organized (handles are now grouped together)
- Updated CSS to reflect changes to image sprite
- Fixed bug where iButton behavior could be attached multiple times if code attempts to re-initialize on the same element
What is new in version 1.0.01:
- Fixed mouseup event handler so change event is only fired if the value is actually changed (it no longer fires if the handle isn't dragged past halfway).
Requirements:
- JavaScript enabled on client side
- jQuery 1.2.6 or higher
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