Great Ricardo!
Couple of things to limit my possibility of making an error or needing
to try/remember unnecessary variables:
Q1: Does the doc type are at the top of the page matter much....
strict? transitional? xmlns line?
Q2: Do I need an EXTRA }); at the bottom of the script just before
</script>? AND/OR should I try with $(document).ready(function()
{ right under <script type="text/javascript"> ???
I have found that the $(document).ready(function(){ helped with
other scripts.
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BELOW: script as I assume is correct
based on your latest post above
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<script type="text/javascript">
$('ul.first a').click(function(){
var n = this.id.substring(3); //get the numbers only
$('#vid'+n).click(); // same as trigger('click');
});
</script>
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I have now tried the script (though without all the 'variables trying'
I will do shortly)
And, sorry to have to say I'm not getting a result yet.
Have only tried on my main page and with my barest possible test page.
I'll keep trying and never give up! :--)
Here's a snip of each of the 2 areas though I'm pretty sure I've
chossen the right example of mine 'above' that you were referencing to
use with your latest code.
One menu line:
<li><a id="one1" name="one1" href="#first-a">section 1 item 1</a></
li>
One videos line:
<a href="vid1.flv" id='vid1' name='vid1' class="media"> video1</a>
THIS above IS a part of what I would work with? yes I think.
THANKS for the jsbin comment!
And, I won't be surprised if right after I post this it starts working
and I find it's some oversight of mine.
Not working at the moment though.... only did my first tests though.
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