Jack,
The correct jQuery syntax is as follows:
var chk1 = $("#city").val() + "*";
> var s = '<iframe name="cwindow" style="border:0px solid purple" width=980
> height=1500 src="s30.php?id=' + chk1 + '"><\/iframe>';
>
The $.get() function [http://docs.jquery.com/Core#get.28.29] returns the
matched elements as an array of DOM objects, so $("#feeds").get() will give
you an array with a single DOM element - that with the ID 'feeds' (unless it
doesn't exist, in which case you'll get an empty array).
HTH,
--rob
On 8/7/07, Jack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Hello everyone,
>
> I want to translate this
>
> var chk1 = document.getElementById('city').value + '*' ...
> var string= '<iframe name="cwindow" style="border:0px solid purple"
> width=980 height=1500 src="s30.php?id=' + chk1 + '"><\/iframe>';
>
> into
>
> $("#feeds").get(chk1); or $("#feeds").get("s30.php?id=' + chk1 + '");
> or $("#feeds").get("s30.php", { id: chk1 })
>
> Which jquery expression is correct?
>
> Than you for help
>
>
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