You should wrap your editable calls with an each(), ad assign the
class names from there. Example code was posted to this list not too
long ago, I'll see if I can find it for you.
Dylan
On 9/14/07, Zerutreck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I want to catch the name of the classroom that is being edited at the
> moment , So that my script php knows of which div is come the
> information.
>
> If div link 1 or div link 2 or div link3 that it was edited, I try
> with the code, $('div').attr('class'), but he did not function
>
>
> $(".link1, .link2, .link3, .link4").editable("http://localhost/somzoom/
> index.php/admin/atualizaVideos/1/", {
> id : 'elementid',
> name : $('div').attr('class'),
> submit : 'Modificar',
> indicator : "<img
> src='http://localhost/somzoom/img/load.gif'>",
> tooltip : 'Clique para editar...'
> });
>
> <div class='link1'>Link 1</div>
> <div class='link2'>Link 2</div>
> <div class='link3'>Link 3</div>
> <div class='link4>Link 4</div>
>
> Thanxs,
>
> Hermes Alves
> www.argohost.net
>
>
