[jQuery] Re: Show/Hide
I have figured this out, I replaced $('#add_link').click(function(){ $(this).parent().next('div').show('slow'); }); $('#remove_link').click(function(){ $(this).parent().hide('slow'); }); with $('a[id=add_link]').click(function(){ $(this).parent().next('div').show('slow'); }); $('a[id=remove_link]').click(function(){ $(this).parent().hide('slow'); }); On Sep 15, 8:44 am, Richard Walsh wrote: > I am working on a toolset that shows/hides divs. The divs are named > id-1 to id-6. > > > content > > > content > > > And so on. The script I have written is below: > > > $(function(){ > $('#id-2').hide(); > $('#id-3').hide(); > $('#id-4').hide(); > $('#id-5').hide(); > $('#id-6').hide(); > $('#add_link').click(function(){ > $(this).parent().next('div').show('slow'); > }); > $('#remove_link').click(function(){ > $(this).parent().hide('slow'); > }); > }); > > > The beginning part basically just hides div 2-6 on load. The next part > with "#add_link" that adds the next div if needed, and then the last, > removes the current div. This all works, but only on first set. > > So basically I have a repeated piece; as below: > > > Identifer 1 > > - Please Select - > Sec > Row > Seat > Ticket Barcode > RecID > Book No. > Account No. > Other > > > Add > > > This occurs 6 times, starting on I add another link > for removing that div. > > As I said above, they first set works, but after that it doesn't. How > can I get this working so that it works for all 6. I want to try and > avoid writing a function for all six, as in the future I may have to > add in more items.
[jQuery] Selectbox
I remember seeing a sample somewhere, now for the life of me when I actually need to use it. I can't remember how or where I found it. I am hoping someone can shed some light. What I want to achieve, is when a value is picked in a select box, an empty input field appears after a value is selected. If someone can point me in the right direction it would be great! Thanks
[jQuery] Re: Selectbox
Actually found what I was looking for, it is here. http://blog.kotowicz.net/2009/03/jquery-optiontree-demo.html Thanks On Sep 15, 8:50 am, Richard Walsh wrote: > I remember seeing a sample somewhere, now for the life of me when I > actually need to use it. I can't remember how or where I found it. I > am hoping someone can shed some light. > > What I want to achieve, is when a value is picked in a select box, an > empty input field appears after a value is selected. If someone can > point me in the right direction it would be great! > > Thanks
[jQuery] Show/Hide
I am working on a toolset that shows/hides divs. The divs are named id-1 to id-6. content content And so on. The script I have written is below: $(function(){ $('#id-2').hide(); $('#id-3').hide(); $('#id-4').hide(); $('#id-5').hide(); $('#id-6').hide(); $('#add_link').click(function(){ $(this).parent().next('div').show('slow'); }); $('#remove_link').click(function(){ $(this).parent().hide('slow'); }); }); The beginning part basically just hides div 2-6 on load. The next part with "#add_link" that adds the next div if needed, and then the last, removes the current div. This all works, but only on first set. So basically I have a repeated piece; as below: Identifer 1 - Please Select - Sec Row Seat Ticket Barcode RecID Book No. Account No. Other Add This occurs 6 times, starting on I add another link for removing that div. As I said above, they first set works, but after that it doesn't. How can I get this working so that it works for all 6. I want to try and avoid writing a function for all six, as in the future I may have to add in more items.
[jQuery] Add class where input differs
I'm writing an application that will show the history of a form, so for example record 1 is revision 1 and record 14 is revision 14. This all works fine and dandy, but what I'm trying to achieve is where the input value differs to highlight the form field. I'm imaging the code to basically look like this to just apply the class $(document).ready(function(){ $('.input').addClass("ui-state-highlight"); }); But how do I identify in the script when to trigger the add class, is there a differ() function or am I going to have to extend jQuery. I was looking into a lot of form vaidators where I could see and simplify based on if field A differed from field B. The concept is simple enough, just not sure how to envoke it.
[jQuery] jQuery Cookie Plugin
Hey guys, I'm working on a project where I am using the jquery plugin that Klaus made. The cookie works very well with the exception that when the user closes the browser the cookie expires. I've been trying to figure out how I can set the var for expiry so that this doesn't happen but I am at a loss. Any advice?