How can i call multiple editable span with 1 class only ?

[justairticket]

Muliple editable problem

$('.editable').editable('click', function(e){ });

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[Tosteroche]

Only way for me:
line 30:
old - var target = this;
new - var target = $(this);
and move this line inside edit.start function
after remove or comment line 36 - //if(trigger !== target) trigger.hide();
method is 'bad', but works for me in dblclick

[FridayShamblen]

I know this is a long time ago, but Tosteroche's fix worked for me. Thanks man. Shokai should adopt your fix - makes this code usable and better than most out there.

[tahitiangabriel]

Thank you so much for this workaround. This should be a PR!

[chris-sun]

Appreciate the workaround. Also, I agree with other commenters that this fix should be merged into the code.

[joej]

I know this is old. But, there appears to be a way to work around this.
Just force the initialization to be once per element vs. the normal way.

So, don't do:
$(".editable").editable('dblclick', function(e) { ...} );
Do this:

$.each( $(".editable"), function(index) { 
    $(this).editable('dblclick', function(e) { ..... });
});