Thanks,
Here is the code I used:
$("a.emailitem").click(function(){
var i = $(this).attr("id");
var y = i.split("|");
var url = "/emailstory/index/" + y[1];
$("div.newsitememail:eq(" + y[0] + ")").load(url);
$("div.newsitememail:eq(" + y[0] + ")
Hi Damian,
I think you're on the right track, too, but it looks like you might
be working too hard to find the right div to toggle.
The trick is to determine where the "div.newsitememail" element is in
relation to the clicked "a.emailitem" in the DOM.
For example, if each newsitememail is
I think i'm on the right track, my code below works...sort of:
$("a.emailitem").click(function(){
$("div.newsitememail:nth(0)").toggle();
}
);
Though, obviously, no mater which "a.emailitem" is clicked - the first
newsitememail div is toggled...not exactly what is needed.
I tr
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