lots of easy ways to do this depending on your markup.
assuming that the 2 links share the a parent container as in:
<div class="vendors">
<a>Other Link</a>
<a>good Link</a>
</div>
then using .siblings() would be easy method
$('.vendors a').click(function(){
//ajax
$(this).siblings('a').hide();
return false;
});
without an example of markup hard to give a definitive answer
John Corry wrote:
I am a pretty experienced PHP programmer with a little bit of
javascript experience and am LOVING jQuery.
I'm working on a tool that will allow users of my app to merge vendors
on their vendor edit page.
Basically, if vendor names are similar, I display both vendors with a
link for each. Depending on which link you click, you can keep one
vendor and discard the other.
This is all done by a function that:
- presents a confirmation to the user
- calls $.ajax to do the data processing
I have it all working (sorry, it's not a public site I can show) the
way I want except for one detail.
I want the ajax method to .hide() the link that WASN'T clicked on success.
How do I know, inside the scope of the function, which element's
onclick event triggered the function.
If I knew that, it would be easy to hide the other one...
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John Corry
PHP developer - 3by400, Inc
http://www.3by400.com
