[jQuery] Re: generate AJAX data based on number of select elements
You are just trying to get the value of the select box and only the select box??? So you have something like ul class=books li Book 1 select class=litqtyoption.. //select/li??? li Book 2 select class=litqtyoption.. //select/li li Book 3 select class=litqtyoption.. //select/li li Book 4 select class=litqtyoption.. //select/li /ul What do you need reqData to look like?
[jQuery] Re: generate AJAX data based on number of select elements
Ok I see your code from the above post now.
var reqData = {
$('select.litqty').each(
$(this).attr('name') : $(this).val();
);
}
This would get the name and value of each select.litqty
Is this what you are trying to achieve??
On Apr 9, 3:48 pm, mattimus5...@gmail.com mattimus5...@gmail.com
wrote:
You are just trying to get the value of the select box and only the
select box???
So you have something like
ul class=books
li Book 1 select class=litqtyoption.. //select/li???
li Book 2 select class=litqtyoption.. //select/li
li Book 3 select class=litqtyoption.. //select/li
li Book 4 select class=litqtyoption.. //select/li
/ul
What do you need reqData to look like?
[jQuery] Re: jQuery function to click a link on the page
try using window.open, its not jquery, just javascript, but you use it
to open new windows
On Apr 9, 10:07 am, CaptainABrad alexanderwbrad...@gmail.com wrote:
http://abrad45.com/sites/beta/
I have this almost working. When you drop the icons on the iMac
Screen, the pages are supposed to load in a new tab. I was doing this
by trying to have the action on drop click on a link on the page. I
have things pretty close, but then realized that .click() will not
work on actions which do not have .click() behaviors handled by
jQuery. I also tried .trigger('click') to no avail. Right now, the
drop function is working, but I removed the best functionality I had,
which was to have the sites open in the current tab (which defeats the
purpose in my mind).
Stated simply, is there a way to either:
1) Click a link on a page with jQuery, or
2) Open a link in a new tab.
Thanks.
[jQuery] Which is faster?? Accesing by class or id?
Hey guys, I was just wondering if there is a speed difference in which way you access an element. For example: div class=conp class=para id=mineTest/p/div Is it faster to use $(#mine) -or- to access the same element using the class, such as $(div p.para) -or- does it not even matter??? Just looking for some insight, Thanks, Matt
