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Description

The Etherpad jQuery Plugin Example plugin easily allows you to add and access a pad from Etherpad in a web page. The plugin injects the pad contents into a div using iframes. It can also read the contents of a Pad and write it to a div.

Usage

Include jQuery.js, include etherpad.js, assign a pad to a div. If you get confused look at the examples in index.html

Example #1: Sets the pad id and puts the pad in the div

$('#examplePadBasic').pad({'padId':'test'});

Example #2: Sets the pad id, some more parameters and puts the pad in the div

$('#examplePadBasic').pad({'padId':'test','showChat':'true'});

Example #3: Gets the padContents from Example #2 and writes it to the target div "exampleGetContents"

$('#examplePadBasic').pad({'getContents':'exampleGetContents'});

Available options and parameters

'host'             : 'http://beta.etherpad.org', // the host and port of the Etherpad instance, by default the foundation will host your pads for you
'baseUrl'          : '/p/', // The base URL of the pads
'showControls'     : false, // If you want to show controls IE bold, italic, etc.
'showChat'         : false, // If you want to show the chat button or not
'showLineNumbers'  : false, // If you want to show the line numbers or not
'userName'         : 'unnamed', // The username you want to pass to the pad
'useMonospaceFont' : false, // Use monospaced fonts
'noColors'         : false, // Disable background colors on author text
'hideQRCode'       : false, // Hide QR code
'width'            : 100, // The width of the embedded IFrame
'height'           : 100,  // The height of the embedded IFrame
'border'           : 0,    // The width of the border (make sure to append px to a numerical value)
'borderStyle'      : 'solid' // The CSS style of the border	[none, dotted, dashed, solid, double, groove, ridge, inset, outset]

Copyright

jQuery Etherpad plugin written by John McLear (c) Primary Technology 2011
Feel free to re-use, distribute, butcher, edit and whatever else you want. It's under the Apache licence.