Ryura's code should work just fine, could you put up a test page
showing the error?
Something like this looks a bit better (to me) and should work just as
well:
$('li /')
.append( $('input type=text /').val(item.a) )
.hide().appendTo('myList')
.slideDown()
- ricardo
On Dec 8, 1:15
I really appreciate your helping with this. I'm still not sure what
wasn't working with Ryura's code, but after copying and pasting it to
a new document, it too works for writing the elements to the document.
The hide() and slideDown() commands don't seem to be getting through,
though.
Here is
Ah-ha!
I'd love to know more about the internals at play here, but
rearranging the hide() and the appendTo commands did the trick.
For anyone else that might stumble across this thread:
$('li /')
.append( $('input type=text /').val(item.a) )
.appendTo('myList').hide()
.slideDown()
What about something like this?
$(liinput type='text' value= + item.a + //li).hide
().appendTo(#myList).slideDown(fast);
On Dec 7, 8:10 pm, nathanziarek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm having a hard time working through this in my mind (and a much
harder time in code.)
I am receiving a JSON
Thanks Ryura --
That's exactly what I thought I could do, but could not get it to
work. That's when I came up with my much less elegant solution that
works OK, but I have the feeling has some serious shortcomings.
The error I get with your solution is Value undefined (result of
expression
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