If only one can be open at a time, then store its top level ID. When a new
one is opened, close the existing one, open the new one and then update the
stored ID value.
On 3/28/07, Andy Matthews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've got a series of rows of data, some of which can be expanded to show
additional information. I'd like to hide any open row before showing a new
one. I've tried hiding all of them (or sliding up) but the display goes
wonky because most of them are NOT open.
This is what a row looks like:
<div id="specials-123456-details" class="hidden"></div>
or
<div id="newInv-997845-details" class="hidden"></div>
I'm using slideToggle to open the row:
$(child).html(data).slideToggle("fast");
and I've tried hiding them like so:
$('.hidden').slideUp();
and
$('.hidden').hide();
So I'm wondering, how can I get ONLY the ones that are open already?
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