many thanks guys.
i've learnt a lot from your replies and found uses for the scripts
well beyond my initial query.
It would be more ideal to have some better way to identify each link. For
example, assuming a similar structure:
div id=linkContainer
a href=link 01/a
a href=link 02/a
/div
You might have this code:
// all anchor tags inside the linkContainer
$('#linkContainer
You could put event delegation on the containing element, and then use
the target's index within its parent. From Andy's example this would
be:
div id=linkContainer
a href=link 01/a
a href=link 02/a
/div
$('linkContainer').click(function(e){
var targ = $(e.target),
index =
On Apr 16, 12:28 pm, redsun sun...@yahoo.com wrote:
i'm sure the jQuery i'm using below is very ineffiecient. the only
I would not doubt that it is inefficient (you are using jQuery).
syntax that changes are the numbers in the names of my IDs and my
variables - and even they're matching.
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