Hi I have been banging my head over a small piece of jQuery I have written to use for navigation.
basically I am binding a click function to <li>, based on what <li> was clicked it opens its respected "animation div", then loads content I work on a mac desktop, non intel based, which I am unable to use to debug IE. I have to run to remote locations to test, then run back and attempt to fix. However the local library doesn't allow me to debug what soever, so I have ran myself into a corner! LIVE : http://danthedesignman.com/c2/html/ $(document).ready(function() { $('#grow1, #grow2, #grow3, #grow4').hide(); $('#content1, #content2, #content3, #content4').hide(); var fSpeed = 400; function openDiv(g, c) { $(g).animate({width: 560}, 'slow'); $(g).animate({height: 406, top: 0}, 'slow', function(){$(c).fadeIn(fSpeed)}); if(counter == 2){ $('#caseMenu').show(); $('#case').hide(); } }; function closeDiv(pG, pC, pT) { $(pC).fadeOut(fSpeed).hide(); $(pG).animate({height: 10, top: pT}, 'slow'); $(pG).animate({width: 0}, 'normal'); }; var counter = 0; $('#navbox .button').bind('click', function() { var clicked = $(this).attr('id'); var bNum = clicked[3];//get number from id tag b = '#but' + bNum; g = '#grow' + bNum; c = '#content' + bNum; if(counter == 0){ $(b).addClass('buttonSelected'); openDiv(g, c); counter = bNum;//sets count to the button that was pressed } else { var topPositions = ['0', '100', '200', '300']; var pT = topPositions[counter - 1]; var pB = '#but' + counter; var pG = '#grow' + counter; var pC = '#content' + counter; $(pB).removeClass('buttonSelected'); $(b).addClass('buttonSelected'); closeDiv(pG, pC, pT); openDiv(g, c); counter = bNum;//sets count to the button that was pressed } }); }); please let me know if you see any reason why this bit of code would not be linking to the <li>'s in IE? thanks! -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Troubles-with-bind%28%27click%27%29-in-IE-%3Ccant-seem-to-get-it-right%3E-tp16275997s27240p16275997.html Sent from the jQuery General Discussion mailing list archive at Nabble.com.