If you declare that doc = $(this) then you dont need to put it in the $()
below.
Just have doc.removeClass('RedText');

Imagine the variable is replacing the word...so you basically had
$($(this)).removeClass...  which wouldn't work.

GLen

On 7/31/07, Shelane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Error: b.className has no properties
> Source File: http://mymachine/javascripts/jQuery/jquery.pack.js
> Line: 11
>
>
> this occurs when I do this:
> var doc = $(this);
> function checkIt(){
> $(doc).removeClass('RedText');
> }
>
> it also occurs when I do this:
> function checkIt(){
> $(this).removeClass('RedText');
> }
>
>

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