No problem.
btw you can simplify further if you wish...
function toggleMode(mediaType) {
$.each(['.video', '.music', '.radio'], function(n, v){
$(v)[(mediaType == n+1 ? 'add' : 'remove')+'Class']('active');
});
}
On Nov 23, 9:01 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hey Wizzud. Thanks for your help - I figured it out. You're right - there was
> no reason to use the toggleClass function in this case. The addClass and
> removeClass were the way to go. It totally makes sense now - I'm just adding
> the "active" class to whatever existing class I need. This is very helpful!
> Here is my final code sample:
>
> function toggleMode(mediaType) {
> // reset all tabs
>
> $(".music").removeClass("active");$(".video").removeClass("active");$(".radio").removeClass("active");
> // set active
> if (mediaType == "1") $(".video").addClass("active");
> else if (mediaType == "2") $(".music").addClass("active");
> else if (mediaType == "3") $(".radio").addClass("active");
>
> }
>
