On 1 oct, 20:07, Karl Swedberg k...@englishrules.com wrote:
Sure, you can do this with html.
Inside the success callback function, do this:
$(html)
.find(td)
.css('padding-left','80px')
.end()
.appendTo('#myTable');
great! that's the .end() part i was missing!
Thanks, i
2009/10/1 Julien tux...@gmail.com
Hello,
i'm trying to find out how to edit (manipulate DOM) of an HTML ajax
result.
returns rows of a table :
tr
td/td
td/td
/tr
tr
td/td
td/td
/tr
What i would like to do is before appending to the table something
like that :
you are trying to apply css to something that isn;t in the DOM.
$.css() uses inline style attribute so if there is no html inline the
attribute can't be applied
can you add class name to html server side and use css to pad?
if not you could add class to exisitng td's before insertion of new
On 1 oct, 16:26, Charlie charlie...@gmail.com wrote:
you are trying to apply css to something that isn;t in the DOM. $.css()
uses inline style attribute so if there is no html inline the attribute can't
be applied
can you add class name to html server side and use css to pad?
if not you
if it was json or xml could parse it then append, I've never tried
parsing html from ajax
another method is append to an empty hidden table, add classes/css or
whatever to the td's in that table then append them to your visible
table
Julien wrote:
On 1 oct, 16:26, Charlie
On 1 oct, 17:52, Charlie charlie...@gmail.com wrote:
if it was json or xml could parse it then append, I've never tried parsing
html from ajax
another method is append to an empty hidden table, add classes/css or
whatever to the td's in that table then append them to your visible table
Sure, you can do this with html.
Inside the success callback function, do this:
$(html)
.find(td)
.css('padding-left','80px')
.end()
.appendTo('#myTable');
I agree with Charlie that it's a better idea to set the style with css
and then just add a class to the td elements. Whether
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