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qTip Form API (Generate fancy tooltips via Form API)

What is qTip Form API?

qTip Form API is a development tool which allows you to create tooltips in code via the form api.
It uses the wonderful qTip plugin (version 2 or compatible).
Link: http://craigsworks.com/projects/qtip2/

How to install

  1. Install the libraries module (required dependency)
  2. Download the qTip2 library: https://github.com/Craga89/qTip2
  3. Rename the qTip folder and upload the qtip library inside your libraries folder, the result will be something like /sites/all/libraries/qtip the qtip js library should be at the path /sites/all/libraries/qtip/dist/qtip.min.js the qtip css library should be at /sites/all/libraries/qtip/dist/qtip.min.css
  4. Now that the library is installed; Install the module as normal

API Documentation

This module works by enabling an extra parameter to each form element.
This parameter contains an array of configuration which is then used to configure the qtip module.

To add a tooltip add the following to any form element:
'#qtip' => array(/*add your configuration overrides here*/),

inside the array you should place all your overrides.

Override settings use the same syntax as listed in the default settings
They are passed in as a php array instead of Javascript.

Settings documentation:
https://github.com/Craga89/qTip2/wiki/Core

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Usage

  1. Add the Components you want to your module's composer.json file:
    {
        "require": {
            "components/underscore": "*",
            "components/normalize.css": "*"
        }
    }
    
  2. Make your module depend on component_installer in your .info file:
    dependencies[] = component_installer
    
  3. Use Composer Manager to help build and install the Composer dependencies.
  4. The Component's JavaScript is now available for use through require.js:
    require(['underscore'], function (_) {
      // Underscore is now available.
      _.each([1, 2, 3], alert);
    });
    
  5. Any CSS that the Component provides is automatically loaded.

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