Take a look at this example:
http://bjorsq.net/selector.html
on 18/05/2009 11:07 ocptime said::
Hi,
It's not working :).
How can i select using the jquery ul li selector?
Thanks
ocptime
On 18 May, 13:39, Peter Edwards wrote:
$('#delete_item a').click(function(){
return (confirm
$(function() {
$("ul li").click(function () {
alert("clicky, innit.");
});
});
maybe take a look through the jquery tutorials here ->
http://docs.jquery.com/Tutorials
On May 18, 11:07 am, ocptime wrote:
> Hi,
>
> It's not working :).
> How can i select using the jquery ul li selector?
are you initiating the click()?
$(function() {
$("ul li").click(function () {
alert("clicky, innit.");
});
});
On May 18, 10:58 am, ocptime wrote:
> Hi,
>
> It's not working :).
> How can i select using the jquery ul li s
Hi,
It's not working :).
How can i select using the jquery ul li selector?
Thanks
ocptime
On 18 May, 13:39, Peter Edwards wrote:
> $('#delete_item a').click(function(){
> return (confirm('Are you sure?'));
> });
>
> This will only work if there is one item to delete on the page because
Hi,
It's not working :).
How can i select using the jquery ul li selector?
Thanks
ocptime
On 18 May, 13:39, Peter Edwards wrote:
> $('#delete_item a').click(function(){
> return (confirm('Are you sure?'));
> });
>
> This will only work if there is one item to delete on the page because
$('ul li').click(function(){
/* ... stuff ... */
});
will bind code to the click event on all ul li elements in the
document, but you'll probably want to pass it some kind of unique
identifier otherwise you may end up triggering the code when you don't
want to since all li would trigger the s
$('ul li').click(function(){
/* ... stuff ... */
});
will bind soem code to the click event on all ul li elements, but
you'll probably want to pass it some kind of unique identifier
otherwise you'll get screwy results and be unable to do anything
meaningful with the function.
On May 18, 10:3
Hi,
It's not working :).
How can i select using the jquery ul li selector?
Thanks
ocptime
On 18 May, 13:39, Peter Edwards wrote:
> $('#delete_item a').click(function(){
> return (confirm('Are you sure?'));
> });
>
> This will only work if there is one item to delete on the page because
Hi,
It's not working :).
How can i select using the jquery ul li selector?
Thanks
ocptime
On 18 May, 13:39, Peter Edwards wrote:
> $('#delete_item a').click(function(){
> return (confirm('Are you sure?'));
> });
>
> This will only work if there is one item to delete on the page because
$('#delete_item a').click(function(){
return (confirm('Are you sure?'));
});
This will only work if there is one item to delete on the page because
it uses an ID selector.
If you have multiple items, use a class selector instead.
on 18/05/2009 08:43 ocptime said::
> Hi everyone,
>
> How
10 matches
Mail list logo
