Sometimes the order of your CSS definitions make a difference. If
"newClass" is defined before the other CSS being applied you can try to
move the newClass definition below.
Next, make sure your selector is working. Try something like
$(this).css("background-color", "#f00"); If you don't see that cell go
red, then you know your selector isn't quite right.
Not a great help, I'm sure, but hope it gets you going. Good luck.
Shawn
JQueryProgrammer wrote:
> I have a table that displays n rows based on the records from the
> database. For a particular row that gets displayed n times, I have
> assigned a name to the row. The row already has some CSS applied to
> it. But I want that whenever I take the mouse over the row, the new CC
> should get applied and the on mouse out the old CSS should reapply.
>
> I tried the code as:
>
> $("tr[name='myRowName').hover(
> function() {
> $(this).addClass("newClass");
> }, function() {
> $(this).removeClass("newClass");
> }
> );
>
> But it does not work. Can anyone let me know.
