> Yeah, but if I have a table embedded within a table (ugh, I know) then I
> find both the <tr>s. I tried parents('tr').get(0), but that's not right
> either.
The issue is that that the <tr>s are returned in the order in which
they're in the document. So the highest <tr> in the document is
returned first. So the best way to do this is by doing:
$(...).parents("tr:last")
Which will give you the last <tr> found (but the one closest to your
starting element).
--John
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