Need ability to define target function in terms of click target

[estebistec]

I like to avoid hard-coding URLs in my JS. To that end, I tend to put them as data-attributes on my elements. This way I can have my templating technology (e.g. django template language or haml) appropriately resolve the URL and attach it to the element in this way. This also helps keep my JS static and not also templates (a choice that we could debate, but that's the choice I've made).

So, using that practice with jquery_jeditable, I would want to have a data attribute for the target. Currently, if the target argument is a function it receives the edit-value and settings object. This leaves me without the target element to read attributes off of this.

I can currently work around it by calling editable on each element individually, e.g., by setting each up in a $(".editable").each(function(e) {}) block, but this is not quite ideal. It would be nice if the target resolution support built-in were more robust, and the target function could receive the original elements to read data attributes off of.

Since I have a workaround, this isn't urgent. I wouldn't mind submitting the pull request if I can set aside some time in the intermediate future, but that won't be right now.

[NicolasCARPi]

Hello,

The target function now receives the element. See demo page (full example > show source > check commented code at bottom.

Thanks for your contribution!

~Nico