thanks Dave and Ricardo!
On Dec 18, 12:00 am, Ricardo Tomasi wrote:
> var $check = $(':checkbox');
> $check.change(function(){
> $('#special')[ $check.attr('checked') ? 'show' : 'hide' ]('slow');
>
> });
>
> that's essentially the same as
>
> $check.attr('checked') ? $('special').show('slow')
var $check = $(':checkbox');
$check.change(function(){
$('#special')[ $check.attr('checked') ? 'show' : 'hide' ]('slow');
});
that's essentially the same as
$check.attr('checked') ? $('special').show('slow') : $('special').hide
('slow');
(which is an if/else). And you don't need the IDs on t
> I have two checkboxes. When either one is checked, I would like to
> show a div. When both are not checked, then I want the div hidden.
I would just use a straight show/hide since the toggle conditions are
unusual. Something like this should work but I haven't tried it.
$("#check_1, #check_2
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