Jquery is very good for this, will adapt u into the rules \o/
On 7/4/07, Alexsandro_xpt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Exactly, I getting into standards(WC3) now.
Uhm... now I understand.
Thank you a lot for help me... :)
bye.
On 4 jul, 14:02, Ganeshji Marwaha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Glad
Sorry mate, but you are breaking the rules of HTML (as laid down by
higher powers than us), as was mentioned above - ID's are individual
items on a page - There should NEVER be more than one with the same
ID. These are Unique ID's.
You will need to go back to your original design and change it
Well, then Ganeshji is correct.
Every id on a page has to be unique. In your example you have 3 ids,
all named btcontrole. You can only have one named btcontrole.
Change the ids of the other two.
The browser is ignoring the ids of the anything after the first span
which has already registered
Uhmm, now I understand.
But, It's stranger, I have to use same named class design in two spans
and one table, I can't make it, cos that two span and table is
diferent layout. The table contein some HTML button panel, and span
has two label colls and those must be fadeOut when new form fadeIn
Glad that you are getting into standards now.
Again, i understand ur concern. You are saying that classes should be used
only for styling... But it is not true.
Truly speaking classes are a hook left in the HTML for other languages to
take advantage. One such language is CSS, and javascript can
this is because, according to HTML spec, more than 1 element cant have the
same id attribute. So, when u use $(#some) selector in jquery, it returns
only the first one in the document.
So, try using a class attribute instead of id. That should solve ur problem.
-GTG
On 7/3/07, Alexsandro_xpt
so, for example, if your code is:
div id=btcontrole
span id=span1hi/span
span id=span2bye/span
Table
...table info...
/table
/div
Your jquery object $(#btcontrole) only contains one element, so the
each() only works on it. If you wanted to have a jquery object that
consists of the spans you
=/
Sorry, but I can't have objects contains like that.. My HTML is like
that:
span id=btcontrolehi/span
span id=btcontrolebye/span
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Table id=btcontrole
...table info...
/table
thank you.
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