Got it working thanks yang..
Merely did..
$("#accountButtons div.question b").click(function(e){
Do B
e.stopPropagation();
});
That fixed the problem so event A isnt fired...
On May 26, 12:08 pm, Steven Yang wrote:
> how do you click A and invoke B's onclick?the only way is A is B's chi
Yes, basically I have
#accountButtons div.question
and
#accountButtons div.question b
The second element is an "X" over the background image on the first
element. I want either element to be exclusively selected when
clicked, but when I use the following code, both elements are hit when
you c
how do you click A and invoke B's onclick?the only way is A is B's child. as
far as i can think
and if thats the case you have event bubbling
you can stop this by calling event.stopPropagation()
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