I was going to guess what your HTML looks like and show you how to trigger an event on another element, but I figured it would help much. I see you have posted already half a dozen messages on the same subject here, why not put a test page or a mock-up of your app online, so we can see how it's structured and how it works, and then maybe propose something useful to you?
cheers, - ricardo On Jan 4, 7:56 am, yvonney <yvonn...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi... > ALL the following occurs on ONE page of markup with ONE css file. > > [OBJECTIVE: when I click on my menu items I need another 'a href' to > ALSO trigger it's link event. I COULD put the second set of link > somewhere visible out of the way, though I just need them to be > invoked, one for one for each of the menu items. > > So: have menu with 12 items and when each item is clicked need one of > each of the second set of basic 'a href' link to happens also. One to > one relationship. 12 seperate menu items for 12 seperate set of > anchors items. > > I have a basic menu with a whole bunch of <li>s like this and it works > fine: > <li><a href="#first">name of menu item</a></li> > > The '#first' triggers a bunch of moves as does each menu item. So each > menu has different a different # name. > I don't know how irrelevant this might be. > > Secondly I have a bunch of anchors I think they're called.: > <a href="vid4.flv">Watch my movie!</a> > > I want these to happen when the first set of <li>s are clicked. > > I can add unique class, name id to them though I don't know what > might be best. > > ??? > > thank you!
