[jQuery] Re: noconflict using mootools-slimboxtooltips

[andyGr]

I did it 100s of times and it works perfectly. Try this:

1) add var $j = jQuery.noConflict(); just after you load the main jquery
library

2) replace all the instances of $ to $j in your script and in all plugins
that you use

That's it:clap:

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[jQuery] Combination of several filters

[andyGr]

Hi All,

Here is a simple code:

var cl =
$j(input[class='inputbox'][value='']).parent().parent().filter(tr[class^='comdebt'][class!='comdebt1
specify1'][class!='comdebt2 specify2'][class!='comdebt3
specify3']).attr('class');

as you can see I need to deselect tr with classes ended with specify1,
specify2 etc. (the code does not look nice)

How can I deselect classes ended with some names? it is clear how to SELECT
those, but not opposite...

I tried adding .not(tr[class*='specify']) but it does not work

any ideas?
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[jQuery] Re: Selecting elements with multiple classes

[andyGr]

Yes, it is the way how it works. I have managed to do it as

$(tr[class^='child'])

Which selects all classes like class=child test class=child test2 etc

However, if you make it as $(tr.child), nothing will be selected. Tried
and tested many times...
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[jQuery] Select option value

[andyGr]

Hi All,

Here is a simple code:

select onchange=specify(this) ...
option./option
option./option
..
option./option
/select

How can I get the value of the selected option? I tried

 function specify(current){
 var spName = $j(current+ option:selected).val();
 alert(spName);
 
 }

But it returns undefined value. What is wrong here?

Thanks
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[jQuery] Re: Select option value

[andyGr]

This seems to be a better one:

 function specify(current)
{
  alert( $j(current).children([EMAIL PROTECTED]).val() +   + 
$j(current).children([EMAIL PROTECTED]).text() );
}
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[jQuery] Selector help needed

[andyGr]

Hi All,

This is my DOM structure:

tr class=child1
td class=titleCellFirst Name:/td
td class=fieldCellinput class=inputbox 
value=John //td
/tr
tr class=child1
td class=titleCellMiddle Name:/td
td class=fieldCellinput class=inputbox 
value=Garry //td
/tr
tr class=child2
td class=titleCellFirst Name:/td
td class=fieldCellinput class=inputbox 
value=Nick //td
/tr
tr class=child2
td class=titleCellMiddle Name:/td
td class=fieldCellinput class=inputbox 
value=Peter //td
...

Questions:

1) how can I select the value Garry? I tried

$('tr.child1 td input').eq(1).value

But it does not work

2) How can I reset all values of input fields of tr.child2 without cycling
through?

Any help?

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[jQuery] Re: Selector help needed

[andyGr]

I have fixed it as

$j('tr.child1 td:eq(1) input')

The only question is how to select ALL inputboxes valies of tr.child1. Now
it selects only the 1st tr.child.

Any ideas?
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