Very odd behaviour when using sc.status(); about jquery-seat-charts HOT 6 CLOSED

Hmm, I did a quick test with the demo page:

$('#seat-map').seatCharts().status(['9_1', '9_2'], 'unavailable');

Yet it appears to work correctly. Unavailable seats remain unavailable when I hover them. Could you possibly upload some demo code where I could repeat your problem?

JSC doesn't have any special callback for hover. It has a common callback for both keyboard and mouse focus (which is hover). So when you hover a seat or select it with an arrow, focus event is fired, when you move away to some different seat, blur will be fired for that seat.

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It happens when i try it on your demo page too, if i run $('#seat-map').seatCharts().status(['9_1', '9_2'], 'unavailable'); twice and then hover over the unavailable seats.

Tried it with Firefox, Chrome (latest versions) on OS X Yosemite and also IE9 on Windows 7 64-bit.

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Got it, the key is to change status to unavailable twice.

A temporary fix would be to filter out unavailable loads from the array:

$('#seat-map').seatCharts().get(['9_1', '9_2']).find('available').status('unavailable');

However, I'll work on a proper fix as it appears to be a bug.

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It has been fixed in 1.1.1.

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Thanks for fixing it so fast, clever fix too - do nothing if the style doesn't change.

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Sure, it turned out to be a very easy fix - just a missing return value when status shouldn't change.

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