Off course, i forgot that hehe it is working great right now ;)
About that, i really don't know, sometimes i need to use it this way,
but you can try to validate using W3C tools
On 2 Jul, 17:55, John Newman <john.newma...@gmail.com> wrote:
> You can't have 2 elements with the same id on the same page. Instead
> do <a class="button" and change your selector to use $("a.button"). I
> would also recommend using <a href=""
>
> I'm kind of doing the same thing (i have a thread about it), is it
> safe to put event parameters in arbitrary attribute names? i.e.: <td
> class="trigger" record="${record.ID}" paramX="${paramX}" paramY="$
> {paramY}">
>
> isn't that invalid html and rejected by some browsers? or is that
> normal and just fine to do?
>
> On Jul 2, 12:44 pm, Glazz <brunofgas...@live.com.pt> wrote:
>
> > Hi there,
>
> > I have a hyperlink ( <a> ) after i click on that hyperlink, the script
> > sends some data to a .php page;
>
> > That works fine, but for just one hyperlink , i want to be able to
> > have 2 or more hyperlinks in the same page using the same script.
>
> > Here goes the script:
> > $("#button").click(function(){
> > var element = this;
> > var productId = $(element).attr('product');
> > //$(element).attr("href", "javascript: void(0);");
> > $.ajax({
> > type: "GET",
> > url: "index.php",
> > data: "product=" + productId
> > });
> > });
>
> > HTML:
> > <a id="button" rel="nofollow" product="10" href="#test">Product 10</a>
> > <a id="button" rel="nofollow" product="20" href="#test">Product 20</a>
