Hi, 

I would like to make a simple wizard. I have gotten as far as hiding all
divs aside from the first, and inserting the next and back buttons. I'm
having problems assigning click function to next/back

next should hide current div and revel next div
back hides current and revels previous

markup (simplified): 
<div id="content">
<div class="step-one"><form></form></div>
<div class="step-two"><form></form></div>
<div class="step-three"><form></form></div>
</div>

jquery:
$(document).ready(function() { 
        // assign buttons to divs

        $('#content div:not(:first)').hide();   
        
        // hide divs    
        //$('div.step-two').hide();
                //$('div.step-three').hide();
                
        // insert buttons
        var next = $(' #next Next ');
        var back = $(' #back Back ');

        $(next).insertAfter('#content div[class*=step]:not(:last) form');
        $(back).insertAfter('#content div[class*=step]:gt(0) form');
        
        
        //wizard functionality
                $(next).click(function () {
                 $('div.step-one').hide(); });
                 
                 
                 
        /*$('div.step-two a.next').click (function () {
                $('div.step-two').hide();
                $('div.step-three').show();
                });
                
                
        $('div.step-two a.back').click (function () {
                $('div.step-one').show();
                $('div.step-two').hide();
                
        });
        
        $('div.step-three a.back').click (function () {
                $('div.step-two').show();
                $('div.step-three').hide();
                
        });     */
});

I've left my initial script where I was calling out each div...issue is,
number of divs is uncertain, so script needs to take that into factor and
not call out each click function as I was doing. 

Any help, any modification truly welcome. I'd like to keep it as
progressively enhanced as possible; hence hiding divs from js and inserting
next/back via DOM. 

Thanks.
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