You're "switchContent()" plugin needs to do an ".each()" on each element
Look at Mike's BlockUI plugin code http://malsup.com/jquery/block/jquery.blockUI.js?v2.20 like // plugin method for unblocking element content $.fn.unblock = function(opts) { return this.each(function() { remove(this, opts); // "this" is each object }); }; On Jun 3, 1:45 pm, "benhalde...@googlemail.com" <benhalde...@googlemail.com> wrote: > Hi guys, > > This is my first post, I've searched for a solution and thought I'd > throw this up here. > > I am passing two elements to a custom function like so: > $('div#targets, div#triggers').switchContent(); > > Inside the function I want to access these elements individually so > that I can operate on them. > I thought I could use this[0] and this[1] so that this[0] would be > '#targets' and this[1] would be '#triggers'. > But as you'd expect these give me the element in relation to their > order in the DOM not in relation to their order in the jQuery > selector. > > Any ideas what the syntax is for getting each element out by its order > in the selector? > > many thanks > Ben Haldenby
