var myColorPicker = new dhtmlXColorPicker({
parent: "c1",
input: "b1",
target_color: "cv1",
target_value: "v1",
color: "#0000ff",
custom_colors: ["#00f0f0",[22,66,77],"rgb(255,24,238)"],
hide: true,
closeable: false
});
parameters:
<div id="my_picker_here"></div>
<script> //common init code
var myColorPicker = new dhtmlXColorPicker("my_picker_here");
</script>
ColorPicker can also be initialized for several inputs at once. There are two variants of such initialization. You may use one of the snippets below:
<input type="text" id="inp1"/>
<input type="text" id="inp2"/>
<input type="text" id="inp3"/>
<script> //common init code
var myColorPicker = new dhtmlXColorPicker(["inp1","inp2","inp3"]);
</script>
or
myColorPicker = new dhtmlXColorPicker([
{
input: "button1",
target_color: "cv1",
target_value: "inp1",
color: "#05ff50"
},
{
input: "button2",
target_color: "cv2",
target_value: "inp2",
custom_colors: true
},
{
input: "button3",
target_color: "cv3",
target_value: "inp3",
color: "#f5005f",
custom_colors: true
}
]);
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