Hi,

I'm facing a "stupid" stuff.
I have a table. When I click on a TR, it displays another TR containing
datas : 

<table>
<tr id="clickme_1" class="clickme">
        <td>
                Data - Data - 
                 http://www.site.com Link 
                - Data
        </td>
</tr>
<tr id="showme_1" class="showme">
        <td>
                <div id="showmore_1" class="showmore">
                        Extra Data - 
                        <div>Another Div</div>
                        -  http://www.site.com Extra Data 
                        - Extra Data
                </div>
        </td>
</tr>
</table>

It works perfectly with a toggle :

$(document).ready(function() {
        $("tr.clickme").click( function() 
        { 
                var ids = $(this).attr('id').split('_');
                var id = (ids[(ids.length-1)]);
                $("#showme_"+id+" >div").each(function(){ $(this).toggle(); });
                $("#showme_"+id).toggle();
        } );
});

But, when I click on a link (ID:link_1) inside the TR (ID:clickme_1), it
triggers the toggle effect.
I whish I could :
- click "anywhere" on the TR and trigger the toggle
- not trigger the toggle if i clicked on a link (juste open the new window)

The problem is that the first triggered effect is the TR click and I can't
find the way to prevent the effect when the link is clicked.

Can anyone help me ?
Freud



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