There may be some confusion over the use of commas in your jQuery
selectors. You can use commas *in* the selector string when you need
more than one selector but you cannot put commes between jQuery calls
(that would not be valid javascript).
It should work if you remove the two occurrences of $
('input[name]'),
If you do need to test for the presence of the name attribute then you
could try
$('input[name][id$=div]') instead
Cheers,
George
PS: You can also reduce $(document).ready(function(){... to
just $(function(){...
On Jan 16, 8:52 pm, hollow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The script presented here works like a charm in firefox 2.
> But it doens't do anything on IE or safari.
> What it is supposed to do is take the name of a input field then the
> id if it is text, div.
> then change the color depending on the id of the input field
> if it is text then change the text color.
> if it is div change the bgcolor of the div.
> $(document).ready(function () {
> $('input[name]'),$('input[id
> $=div]').change(function(){
> $
> ('#'+this.name).css('background-color', this.value);
> });
> $('input[name]'),$('input[id
> $=text]').change(function(){
> $('#'+this.name).css('color',
> this.value);
> });
> });
> For some reason it doesn't make the changes in corresponding divs in
> IE or safari.
> Help would be much appreciated.
> Hollow
