Thanks Richard.
I had the opportunity to look at the code, and I have a bit of work ahead of me. Turns out the plugin is using IDs rather than classes. So If I'm going to have more than one on a page, the IDs need to go...
But, the same core problem still exists regardless. Time to hunker down and getterdone...
Shawn Richard D. Worth wrote:
On Tue, Mar 4, 2008 at 3:24 AM, Shawn <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:I have a slight problem with one of my plugins. I'm taking a table, and parsing it to create divs containing the header/footer and fixed columns. These are all put into a containing DIV and then the containing DIV "wraps" the table. (that's the end result, not the actual process...). Now it turns out I need to do this to a second table on the same page. The problem is that I'm making references to the various divs by class name. So when I create the second instance, the first gets modified. I suspect I need to apply a context element in here (i.e. $(".myclass", container); ). But thought I'd check here first to see how others are handling this type of thing. Would I need to create a "container" object in my plugin? Something like var container = $(this).parent();That looks like a fine way to go. Another option (though perhaps not any better) would be to give that container an id, and do your selectors like:$("#container1 .myclass") - Richard Richard D. Worth http://rdworth.org/
