[jQuery] Re: Mystery "jquery" attribute and behavior...

2007-10-23 Thread Karl Swedberg
Hi Deane, Can't remember if you posted a demo page with this problem or not, but it would be helpful for troubleshooting if we could actually look at the page. It sounds like there might be an HTML problem with something like a missing end tag. Have you run this through an HTML validator

[jQuery] Re: Mystery "jquery" attribute and behavior...

2007-10-23 Thread Deane
No Ajax on the page. Deane On Oct 22, 9:42 pm, "John Resig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > My guess: > You're doing an Ajax call which is loading an HTML chunk that's also > pulling in a fresh copy of jQuery and re-applying the even/odd > styling. > > --John > > On 10/22/07, Deane <[EMAIL PROTECTE

[jQuery] Re: Mystery "jquery" attribute and behavior...

2007-10-23 Thread Deane
This is interesting... When I do this, it stripes the tables normally up until the point where it started working before...then it breaks, and stops striping from that point forward. So there's a certain table row where it works *up until* under the second method I tried, and *starts working aft

[jQuery] Re: Mystery "jquery" attribute and behavior...

2007-10-23 Thread David Serduke
Perhaps try :nth-child(even) instead. http://docs.jquery.com/Selectors/nthChild Look at the demo on the examples page to see how it works compared to :even David

[jQuery] Re: Mystery "jquery" attribute and behavior...

2007-10-22 Thread John Resig
My guess: You're doing an Ajax call which is loading an HTML chunk that's also pulling in a fresh copy of jQuery and re-applying the even/odd styling. --John On 10/22/07, Deane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I'm using jquery to zebra-stripe some tables. On one page, the jquery > consistently di