The documentation says a button can be formatted to toggle on or off, but the example given is merely
<div class="ui toggle button"> Vote </div>
which naturally, doesn't work. An inspection of the source code of the example reveals an active
class is programmatically added.
I'm probably missing something simple, but how can I create a toggle button like in that example? What's the syntax for specifying what to toggle between?
The below code is doing the magic:
semantic.button = {}; // ready event semantic.button.ready = function() { // selector cache var $buttons = $('.ui.buttons .button'), $toggle = $('.main .ui.toggle.button'), $button = $('.ui.button').not($buttons).not($toggle), // alias handler = { activate: function() { $(this) .addClass('active') .siblings() .removeClass('active') ; } } ; $buttons .on('click', handler.activate) ; $toggle .state({ text: { inactive : 'Vote', active : 'Voted' } }) ; }; // attach ready event $(document) .ready(semantic.button.ready) ;
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