Using more than one element with the same ID is not going to work. However,
you can use multiple classes to achieve your goal.
For instance: <td class="allart az"> Both CSS classes will apply and you
can use selectors in jQuery to find what you want. Getting an ID will
return only one element.
Glen
On Jan 16, 2008 4:43 PM, Lionel Martelly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have some main td groups which have different group ids (id="allart",
> id="left", id="right") and each has it's class.
> They all contain unique divs which I am dragging and dropping in the
> different td
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> <td id="allart" class="az" valign="top">
> <div style="-moz-user-select: none;" id="352" class="art"></td>
> <td id="allart" class="az" valign="top">
> <div style="-moz-user-select: none;" id="353" class="art"></td>
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> etc ...
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> I am using right-click context menu to specify the div id inside the td
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> $('#".$id.".art').contextMenu('mytest', {
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> which successfully target the proper div id with class art.
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> I'd like to further narrow it down to the main td id "allart" because when
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> I drag and drop it in td id="left" for example, the id attribute remains the
> same
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> If it goes in a different td, I want to keep the div id but since it is in a
> different catego, i'd like to give it another attribute.
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> something like (notice the 2 #)
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> $('#allart#".$id.".art').contextMenu('mytest', {
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