/**
 * jQuery Form Input Prompt Plugin 0.5.1
 *
 * Seemingly populate form inputs with text that disappears when the field is focussed.
 * Works by not actually modifying the form field at all, instead an overlay div with
 * the prompt text is added to the DOM. This approach works better than direct
 * form field modification with AJAX-submitted forms and components.
 *
 * This script will become unnecessary once target browsers support HTML 5 and the
 * placeholder attribute for form fields.
 *
 * Usage
 *
 *  $('input#first_name').formPrompt('Don');
 *  $('input#email').formPrompt(function() {
 *    return $(this).attr('alt');
 *  });
 *  $('textarea#description').formPrompt('Type your message here', {
 *    className: 'form-prompt-class'
 *  });
 *  
 * Or, use without options and put a placeholder attribute on element
 *
 *  $("input[type=text], textarea").formPrompt();
 *
 * Copyright (c) Henry Poydar (henry@poydar.com)
 * Dual licensed under the MIT (http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php)
 * and GPL (http://www.opensource.org/licenses/gpl-license.php) licenses.
 *
 * Contributors: xaviershay, triplef, binary42
 *
**/

(function($) {

	// Setup jQuery object method based on the definition below
	$.fn.formPrompt = formPrompt;

	function formPrompt(text, options) {
		var use_placeholder = false;
		var prompt_text = '';
		options = options || {};
		
		// If no options are set, use tag's placeholder attribute
		if(text) {
			// If text is passed as a callback, evaluate it
			if ($.isFunction(text)) {
				prompt_text = text.call(this);
			} else {
				prompt_text = text;
			}
		} else {
			use_placeholder = true;
		}

		// Evaluate options
		var className = options.className || 'form-prompt-text';
		var wrapperClassName = options.wrapperClassName || 'form-prompt-wrapper';

		return this.each(function() {

			var input = $(this);
			var wrapper = $('<div style="position:relative;overflow:hidden;display:inline-block;" />');

			if(use_placeholder)
				prompt_text = input.attr('placeholder');
			
			// Use empty placeholder attribute in Safari
			if ($.browser.safari) {
				input.attr('placeholder', '');
			}

			// This may need adjustment for MSIE ...
			var priorClasses = wrapper.attr('class');
			input.wrap(wrapper.addClass(wrapperClassName));
			wrapper.attr('class', priorClasses);

			if (input.val() == '') {
				input.after("<div class='" + className + "'>" + prompt_text + "</div>");
			} else {
				input.after("<div class='" + className + "'></div>");
			}

			var wrapper = input.parent('.' + wrapperClassName);
			var prompt = wrapper.find('.' + className);

			prompt.css("position", "absolute");
			prompt.css("top", "0");
			prompt.css("left", "0");
			prompt.css("z-index", "1000");

			var selectInput = function() {
				input.focus();
				prompt.hide();
			}

			input.click(selectInput);   // Form field is clicked
			input.keyup(selectInput);   // Form field is tabbed into
			prompt.click(selectInput);  // Prompt element is clicked

			input.blur(function() {
				if (input.val() == '') { prompt.show(); }
			});

		});
		
	};

})(jQuery);