Is that the real mark-up you're using? IDs are unique so you should't
have any other #list elements to choose.
On May 15, 5:06 pm, Fabio_Floripa <fabio_da_cu...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Hi quick help
> how can i go back to one selecotr in the hierarchy
> eg:
> <ul id="selector">
> <ol id="list">
> </ol>
> <br>
> <ul id="itens">
> <li>test 01</li>
> <li>test 02</li>
> <li>test 03</li>
> </ul>
> </ul>
> when i click on the LI tag
> its will be add same item on teh OL tag
>
> with this
> $("#selector ul li").click(function () {
> $str_option = $(this).text();
> $( "#list").append( "<li>" + $($str_option).selector + "</li>" );
>
> this work fine
> but if i have more those codes on the page... how can i use something
> without selector
> $( "#list")
>
> can i uset the
> $(this)
>
> and back to a parent id?
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