SOLUTION:
Because the PHP was in an iterative loop, I needed to have the script tags
for the jQuery within the loop as well so that PHP ID reference would have a
value. When the script tag was outside of the loop, no value was being
returned by the PHP.
-MP
propstm wrote:
>
> **My apologies for resending but I botched the formatting horribly.<br />
> In a simple world the function i'm trying to perform is:<br /><br />
>
> <code>$(document).ready(function(){<br />
> $("button").click(function () {<br />
> $('.cars>#seats').slideToggle("slow");<br />
> });<br />
> });</code><br /><br />
>
> But I'm working in Wordpress. What I'm trying to do is for each entry be
> able to toggle the main content of the entry to either a hidden of visible
> state. When a person clicks a button which is placed within the post next
> to the title text, the visible state of the main content is toggled.
> Using the simple example I can easily toggle static content, but I believe
> my issue to lie in the fact that the post ID is derived from PHP. How do
> I solve the issue?<br />
> <br />
> I've tried:<br /><br />
>
> <code> $(document).ready(function(){<br />
> $("#post-\\<\\?php the\\_ID\\(\\)\\; \\?\\>>button").click(function ()
> {<br />
> $('#post-\\<\\?php the\\_ID\\(\\)\\;
> \\?\\>>.content').slideToggle("slow");<br />
> });<br />
> }); </code><br /><br />
> *Which i thought to use after checking the jQuery FAQ
> and also tried:<br /><br />
> <code> $(document).ready(function(){<br />
> $("post-<?php the_ID(); ?>>button").click(function () {<br />
> $('#post-<?php the_ID(); ?>>.content').slideToggle("slow");<br />
> });<br />
> });</code><br /><br />
>
> Neither worked. Please help me out!
> Thanks in advance
> -MP
>
>
>
>
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