Thanks a lot it works for me. I realized that IE is not recognizing child
selectors.
Cybolic wrote:
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> IE has problems with selectors on dynamic elements (elements created
> in script), but can handle classes just fine, so if you can change
> your code to hunt classes instead, that should
IE has problems with selectors on dynamic elements (elements created
in script), but can handle classes just fine, so if you can change
your code to hunt classes instead, that should work.
...or use Geneshjii's advice and see if you can't speed that up
instead.
Having class="srRow" on every tr a
I Ganesh,
The way you are suggesting to loop through is not the optimal way for
tables with 500 rows but the way I'm trying to loop through results is
faster and efficient even though it seems to be complicated. Do you have any
idea how to make this work.
Thanks.
Ganeshji Marwaha wrote:
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i don't see why the selector needs to be that complex.
I would do it this way...
$("#srTable tr").each(function() {
alert("test");
});
-GTG
On 8/17/07, Potluri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> sorry that a typo.. I know that rows contain colomns. My table already has
> multiple colomns.
sorry that a typo.. I know that rows contain colomns. My table already has
multiple colomns. I just provided example to make you understand clearly.
The main problem is looping forget abt the way table is right now. I want
the optimal way to loop through the rows in table which works in both
bro
On Aug 17, 7:36 pm, Potluri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> a1
> a2
> a3
> a4
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This isn't legal HTML. TR elements can only contain TD elements, not
text.
Try replacing each row with:
a1
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