Hi there,
You ought to be able to apply a class to each row, and then jquery can
operate on this instead of on the individual ids. You'd have
something like
$('.tooltip')
instead of #tooltip
Hope this helps
On Fri, Sep 5, 2008 at 1:06 PM, LM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I have a php page where retrieve rows from a table.
> Eeach displayed row shall have a tooltip with some info about that
> content.
> I use http://bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/jquery-plugin-tooltip/
> There can be many rows on the page and everyone will have a span with
> id="tooltip".
> I initialize tooltip with the following statement:
> $("#tooltip").tooltip({
> track: false,
> delay: 0,
> showURL: false,
> fixPNG: true,
> extraClass: "pretty",
> top: -15,
> left: 5
> });
>
> unfortunatley, tooltip works only on first row and the other will just
> appeart the title and not the tooltip.
> I know I can call the tooltip function by telling wich IDs the tooltip
> shall be applied, but as I can have 40/50 rows per page, I dont't
> wanna spam my code with such a ugly code:
> $
> ("#tooltip1,#tooltip2,#tooltip3,#tooltip4,#tooltip5,#tooltip6,#tooltip7........").tooltip
>
> Any help or idea?
>
