Can you give us a sample of what you're doing now? I would imagine you just need one procedure, probably when the page loads, that loops through the table, hiding the second rows and assigning a handler to each of the links in the first rows. The handler would find the parent row (<tr>) for the clicked link and then show the next row.
Larry On Dec 21, 8:23 am, FrankTudor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all I have a simple hide/show function that doesn't seem to work > the way I want. > > I need some theory help here. > > Currently in my code I have a loop that iterates over a block of code > and builds a table. > > I have a two row relationship. > > Row one <tr> is important info, where row two <tr> has the break out > info that can be shown by clicking some text in row one.. > > I have a jquery hide/show function that also iterate over in the loop > (you see where i am going with this). > > So this code repeats itself over and over to the end of the loop as > needed. > > I would like to have one copy of this code at the top of my page > instead of duplicating it over and over. > > but how would i do this? > > Frank
