Lazy loading with "data-source" attribute is not working properly

[cemo]

I am using x-editable in a lazy way.

<a href="#" data-pk="1" data-name="group" data-type="select" data-original-title="" data-url="/mybackoffice/mylikes/editCategory1" data-source="/mywebsite/getEditableCategories"  data-value="123" data-params="1" class="editable editable-click">

Each of my element has editable class. They remain as a simple element until they will be clicked.

A simple click is adding necessary editable functionality in a lazy way as this:

$('body').on('click', '.editable', function(){
       var $this = $(this);
       if(!$this.data("editable")){
           $this.editable().editable("show");
       }
 })

This pattern will let me to use editable for even ajax responses too. And almost all bootstrap components are working like this.

My problem is that when I have multiple elements with same data-source it is not working as It expected.

It seems as an ajax cache problem because when I change data-source urls as this

data-source="/mywebsite/getEditableCategories?1"
data-source="/mywebsite/getEditableCategories?2"
data-source="/mywebsite/getEditableCategories?3"
data-source="/mywebsite/getEditableCategories?4"  

It is working properly.

I could not create a fiddle example because of not having a server currently to fetch ajax responses.

[vitalets]

hi,

1. if data-source is url, x-editable cache results after first request for all editables with same source and name. It was done mainly for editable-grids. But now I see it should be an option to disable cache.
   Local solution for your case is to clear cache after any update.
   Please try:

....
if(!$this.data("editable")) {
           $this.editable().editable("show");
           $this.on('save', function() {
                var opts = $(this).data('editable').options;
                $(document).removeData(opts.source+'-'+opts.name);
           });
       }

1. for jsfiddle you can fork this http://jsfiddle.net/xBB5x/5/ . It includes mockjax plugin allowing to simulate ajax.

[cemo]

Sorry @vitalets.

There is not a bug. I have used 1.1.0 unfortunately.

http://jsfiddle.net/xBB5x/12/

By the way, I have downloaded at same day you released it which is previous version and it seems that you have fixed it that release :)