Hi Kevin,
I have not checked the code since I just wrote and submitted it.
However I don't see any cross browser problems in this script. You
could try to add semicolons where I've missed previously and move the
function declaration before the jquery script like this:
function getNeighbor(el, cl
Update on this project
i've opted to roll up to 1 row as end users of this private app. have
more screen space horizontally that i can work with.
however, the script below doesn't appear to work in Firefox - it works
fine in IE 6, Chrome
what's up with that ?
my on-page style is
tr.hover td
thanks - i've opted to roll things up to 1 row anyway - however, i'll
keep the link for these 2 row scripts as they seem to work.
On Jan 26, 10:04 am, Ricardo Tomasi wrote:
> That's quite simple. Just adjust your CSS so that the rows 'blend
> together', set cursor: pointer in your CSS, and use t
That's quite simple. Just adjust your CSS so that the rows 'blend
together', set cursor: pointer in your CSS, and use this:
$('.Row:even').each(function(){
var t = $(this), link = t.find('a')[0].href;
t.add( t.next('.Row') ).click(function(){
window.location = link;
});
});
use :od
followup question..now that i have nice hover working, i'd like to
set the TR to be a link to a page, instead of the content i have now:
==
Details
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I'd like to get rid of the extra column and the link and make the 2
neighboring rows the link with the browser showing a '
This one did the trick - thanks !
On Jan 26, 5:29 am, jQuery Lover wrote:
> Hi Kevin,
>
> NO, you can not wrap your tr's with div's or span's.
>
> Unfortunately Olaf's script will not work also.
>
> A little ugly script should do the job:
>
> $(function(){
> $('.Row').hover(function(){
>
oops. posted my testing code. here's the right one:
$('.Row').each(function(){
var t = $(this), n = t.next('.Row'),
direction = n.length ? 'next' : 'prev';
t.hover(function(){
t[direction]('.Row').andSelf().addClass('hover');
},function(){
t[direction]('.Row').andSelf().remov
There is a simpler way:
$('.Row').each(function(){
var t = $(this), n = t.next('.Row'), direction = n.length ?
'next' : 'prev';
$(this).hover(function(){
t[direction]('.Row').andSelf().children('td').css
('background','red');
},function(){
t[direction]('.Row').andSelf().children(
Hi Kevin,
NO, you can not wrap your tr's with div's or span's.
Unfortunately Olaf's script will not work also.
A little ugly script should do the job:
$(function(){
$('.Row').hover(function(){
$(this).addClass('hover');
getNeighbor(this, 'Row').addClass(
kevind schrieb:
how do get the 2 TR's to highlight together at the same time when i
float over the class 'Row' ? Do i surround them with DIVs or SPAN?
Is this possible to group 2 table rows inside another element and get
the function to fire for both.
Give this a try:
$(function(){
$('.Ro
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