Hi,
am not sure if I'm doing this right ..
I have here the function to move the paging from GridView(table)
generated by .NET, on top/before the table(GridView), and put it
inside the DIV element.
Problem is, the condition there:
if($('tbody tr:last td:has(table)', this).length > 0)
doesn't wor
Hi,
am not sure if I'm doing this right ..
I have here the function to move the paging from GridView(table)
generated by .NET, on top/before the table(GridView), and put it
inside the DIV element.
Problem is, the condition there:
if($('tbody tr:last td:has(table)', this).length > 0)
doesn't wor
. Jquery disregard the action if it doesn't exist.
> For your example:
> $('tbody[tr:last][td][table]', $(this)).remove(); will work if it can
> find your criteria within $(this) otherwise it does nothing.
>
> On Jul 25, 8:57 am, nullstring wrote:
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> >
Please help?
On Jul 25, 10:12 pm, nullstring wrote:
> Hi,
>
> In my last row (parent Table) with colspan(tr), I have another Table
> (without any.attributes) which was generated by GridView, Paging
> enabled and located in footer ..
>
> How do I know if that Table exists
Hi,
In my last row (parent Table) with colspan(tr), I have another Table
(without any.attributes) which was generated by GridView, Paging
enabled and located in footer ..
How do I know if that Table exists in my last row(parent Table)..
this code won't work ..
if(jQuery(this).is('table')) {
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