I should also mention, that the images are loaded into:
in case that affects anything
So, when the page loads:
$(document).ready(function(){
listLoad();
$("#do_create_list").click(function(){
$("#create_list_results").load("/cart/admin/files/mailinglist.html
I have a script that loads in data via an .load call:
function listLoad() {
$("#listoflists").load("/cart/admin/files/mailinglist.html",
{nodetails: "yes",action:"loadlists"});
}
This script is called everytime something else is added, again via
a .load event:
$("#do_create_list").click(
ng on a link, the "return false" tells the
> browser not to follow-through with the actual action of clicking the
> link (which is, go to href="#").
> Other than that, it looks fine. If you remove the "display:none"
> from .order_logs1, does it displa
ata' IDs, and
> that's not valid. To offset this issue, use the "class" attribute
> instead, as you can have more than one element with the same class
> attribute on a page. Then change your click binding to use
> the .myClass instead of #myID.
>
> Another minor iss
Hey everyone - so sorry for the multiple "Ticket Messages" there - I
set my Google Group settings to single emails - and the email on this
account goes to our help ticket system. Turned off emails from the
group now - no more ticket Spam!
*ashamed*
OK - let me please preface this by the fact that I am now 12 hours
into jQuery, with a pretty basic Javascript understanding, and years
of PHP work. I could not find the answer to my questions, mostly
because I don't exactly know how to frame them!
I am creating a search with expandable results.
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