Jim, You started a new topic and abandoned your last one, not sure if that was on purpose or not, but the code I pasted at the end of the other topic seems to do exactly what you're asking for. Like I said, it's not necessarily elegant, but it does work. I should have probably copied your Topics 1, item 1, item 2 headings to make it more meaningful, but I wrote it in a hurry, and forgot to go back and change the words before I copied and pasted them in.
For your reference, the other topic is located at: http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/browse_thread/thread/f95d372a5bf258e0?hl=en Since I see you're a coldfusion programmer too, here's the cf code I used to test this: <script> $(document).ready( function() { $('h3').click(function() { $ (this).next().children('div').children(':checkbox').not(':checked').parent('div').toggle("fast"); }) }); </script> <cfloop index="i" from="1" to="#randRange(2,5)#"> <h3> Topics <cfoutput>#i#</cfoutput> </h3> <div> <cfloop index="j" from="1" to="#randRange(2,5)#"> <div> <input type="checkbox" name="item_<cfoutput>#i#_#j#</cfoutput>"> item <cfoutput>#j#</cfoutput><br /> </div> </cfloop> </div> </cfloop> Just copy and paste that into a page to test functionality. The only thing I omitted is the inclusion of your jquery library. -Trevor On Nov 15, 3:36 pm, "Priest, James (NIH/NIEHS) [C]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Sorry - I hate Outlook... > > > > > > -----Original Message----- > > > From: Karl Swedberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > $('div.demo-show:eq(0) ... > > > > I doubt you'll need the :eq(0) part, and the "demo-show" > > > class was for a demo, so you can safely change that in the > > > HTML and match the change in the jQuery. > > > Yeah - I just wanted to keep it the same to make sure I wasn't messing > > something up! :) > > > > $(this).next('div:hidden').slideDown('fast').siblings('div:vis > > > ible:not(:has(input:checked))').slideUp('fast'); > > > SO CLOSE! What I really need - is when the div collapses - is to HIDE > > the unchecked items: > > Topics 1 > 0 item 1 > 0 item 2 > 0 item 3 > > Topics 2 > Topics 3 > > So user selects > > Topics 1 > x item 1 > 0 item 2 > x item 3 > > Topics 2 > Topics 3 > > And then clicks Topics 2 they would see: > > Topics 1 > x item 1 > x item 3 > > Topics 2 > 0 item 1 > 0 item 2 > 0 item 3 > 0 item 4 > > Topics 3 > > Hope that makes sense... This is really close - I'm going to tinker > with it a bit but would love to hear your input! > > Jim
