Great plugin by the way. It might be nice to have an "autohide" type behavior after x seconds on that Content menu.
-----Original Message----- From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of DaveG Sent: Monday, April 16, 2007 11:49 AM To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com Subject: [jQuery] Re: Updated plugin: jqTOC -- table of contents > Very nice work. And kudos on a nice, working demo. I always > appreciate when I can see something cool in action and immediately > start thinking about where I could put it to use. Thanks -- glad it's readable. > Suggestions: (I know it is trivial to hack the script manually, but > ...) Add a parameter to close the content window when a heading is > selected. It wasn't immediately obvious to me how to close the window > after I had made my selection -- or why the window was still around to > begin with. Added a parameter tocAutoClose, which defaults on. This will close the TOC when clicking a link. Currently I have the click() events handled by anonymous functions, like: $('#toc_content a').click(function(){ $('#toc_content').hide(); }); I'd like to use a local function instead, as I'll be providing similar functionality for other click events. I tried defining a local function, and calling like: $('#toc_content a').click(my_func(param1)); That did not work, and I didn't see an example in the API docs. How to call a local function with a parameter from the click() function? Also, what is the 'correct' way to declare a local function? Simply declare it inline within the parent function, or is there a more jQuery'esque way? ~ ~ Dave
