John Resig schrieb:
> Can you post your full code? The major change was the destructive
> methods in jQuery are no longer destructive - meaning that you may not
> need .end() anymore.
>
> --John
Hey John,
in that case my understanding of that topic is also not correct or it is
a bug.
The following does not produce the expected effect, because the second
find starts on the div to search for the p:
$('a').parents('li').find('div').toggle().find('p:eq(0)').toggle();
This does work (as expected and like in jQuery 1.0):
$('a').parents('li').find('div').toggle().end().find('p:eq(0)').toggle();
And this does:
var li = $('a').parents('li');
li.find('div').toggle();
li.find('p:eq(0)').toggle();
Here the original object is not modified, but in the chain it still is
when the next filter comes into play.
The best thing would be to use:
$('a').parents('li').find('div, p:eq(0)').toggle();
Does that work?
-- Klaus
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