SO CLOSE! What I really need - is when the div collapses - is to HIDE
the unchecked items:
Isn't that what this does?
$(this).next('div:hidden').slideDown('fast').siblings('div:visible:not
(:has(input:checked))').slideUp('fast');
It's showing the very next div, and then hiding any other
Jim,
You started a new topic and abandoned your last one, not sure if
that was on purpose or not, but the code I pasted at the end of the
other topic seems to do exactly what you're asking for. Like I said,
it's not necessarily elegant, but it does work. I should have
probably copied your
Hey Jim,
I think I'm beginning to understand what you're trying to do here.
I'm a little slow. ;-)
When the user clicks on an h3, the following will happen:
1. all div.details with ALL checkboxes inside of them UNchecked will
show all of their checkboxes (and labels)
2. all other unchecked
-Original Message-
From: Priest, James (NIH/NIEHS) [C]
Last question - would it be possible to have it collapse the
checkboxes
both when you click on the parent H3 or any other H3 (as it does now)?
That may not be possible but what do I know :) I'm going to show this
as it is
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From: trevorp [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
You started a new topic and abandoned your last one, not sure if
that was on purpose or not, but the code I pasted at the end of the
Unintentional - it was an Outlook glitch on my part!
For your reference, the other
-Original Message-
From: Karl Swedberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 16, 2007 12:31 PM
To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com
Subject: [jQuery] Re: hiding checkbox AND label?
I think I'm beginning to understand what you're trying to do
here. I'm a little slow
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From: Karl Swedberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
It's showing the very next div, and then hiding any other
sibling div that does not have a checked input. I must be
misunderstanding something. In the html snippet you provided,
you had one checkbox per
-Original Message-
From: Karl Swedberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Isn't that what this does?
$(this).next('div:hidden').slideDown('fast').siblings('div:vis
ible:not(:has(input:checked))').slideUp('fast');
This is getting closer:
If your HTML is like this:
labelLabel text hereinput type=checkbox //label
then you can give the label an ID and hide that.
label id=myLabel1Label text hereinput type=checkbox //label
$('#myLabel1').hide ();
If you're using the FOR attribute to hide then there are a few
approaches. The
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From: Gordon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Be aware there is a slight speed penalty for using classes instead of
IDs, and there's a quite substantial speed penalty for using []
attribute matching instead of IDs or classes. For that reason I'd
recommend using IDs
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From: Karl Swedberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Forgive me if you've already posted it, but would you mind
showing us the HTML? Labels can wrap around an input, but
they don't have to, so seeing what the relationship is
between the label and the input
Hi Jim,
First of all, feel free to change this selector to match some more
meaningful HTML on your page:
$('div.demo-show:eq(0) ...
I doubt you'll need the :eq(0) part, and the demo-show class was
for a demo, so you can safely change that in the HTML and match the
change in the jQuery.
-Original Message-
From: Karl Swedberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Forgive me if you've already posted it, but would you mind
showing us the HTML? Labels can wrap around an input, but
they don't have to, so seeing what the relationship is
between the label and the input
-Original Message-
From: Karl Swedberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
$('div.demo-show:eq(0) ...
I doubt you'll need the :eq(0) part, and the demo-show
class was for a demo, so you can safely change that in the
HTML and match the change in the jQuery.
Yeah - I just wanted to keep
Sorry - I hate Outlook...
-Original Message-
From: Karl Swedberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
$('div.demo-show:eq(0) ...
I doubt you'll need the :eq(0) part, and the demo-show
class was for a demo, so you can safely change that in the
HTML and match the change in the
Try this
$('h3').click(function() {
$(this).next('.details').find(input:checkbox).not(:checked).parent().hide();
});
Feijó
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From: Priest, James (NIH/NIEHS) [C] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2007 4:56 PM
Hi Jim,
Forgive me if you've already posted it, but would you mind showing us
the HTML? Labels can wrap around an input, but they don't have to, so
seeing what the relationship is between the label and the input
(checkbox) would help tremendously.
Thanks,
--Karl
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