Hello,
I have a link;
click me
And what i'd like to do is use the "this" object to manipulate the css
of its parent;
function DoSomething(obj) {
if(obj) {
$(obj).parent.addClass("newstyle");
//i can do this with javascript, but i dont want to write
styles into my js
ay.
Hopes this helps somebody.
Russ
p.s. Maybe we need a a "Gotcha" page at http://docs.jquery.com similar to
the FAQ?
Click tab "para2"
8. Click tab "para1"
Thanks in advance to anyone who has seen this problem before and knows a
workaround...
Russ
I have problem with elements that have been added to the DOM via append()
not being reliably returned via selectors.
Happens when I perform append between containers thus.
1. Append Container 1
2. Append Container 1
3. Append Contrainer 2
4. Append Contrainer 2
5. Append Container 1
Say yo
dont worry, its my own doing - i had an alert in the calling function
to display the position code.
On Jan 14, 4:15 pm, Russ wrote:
> I have this function (below) which im using to show a div (progress)
> and center it over another div (diary) on my page as some ajax is
> called.
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I have this function (below) which im using to show a div (progress)
and center it over another div (diary) on my page as some ajax is
called.
It all works, except that it always pops an alert showing the
"position" jquery function. Anyone else had this problem using
position??
function ShowPro
Hello all,
I am trying JQuery for the first time and am having some issues in IE
with the innerfade plugin.
The innerfade functionality works great in Firefox, but when you look
at the page in IE (6 or 7, doesn't matter), the first image loads
without showing the rest.
Before posting the URL, I
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