Hi,
> Just putting in my vote for John's method. To me it makes sense, and would
> mean I wouldn't have to keep track of numerous ".end()"s
You wouldn't nedd that with my aproach as well. Actually you could easily tell
if you need to call end() - simply by looking at the function name. With
Jhons solution you have to look if the function-call provides a
context-function. See the difference:
Johns aproach:
// add class to all divs with class hideme
var count = 0;
$('div.hideme').hide().filter('.showme',function() {
count++;
$(this).show();
}).addClass('test');
// add class to all divs with class hideme and showme
$('div.hideme').hide().filter('.showme').each(function() {
count++;
$(this).show();
}).addClass('test');
My aproach:
// add class to all divs with class hideme
$('div.hideme').hide().filterend('.showme',function() {
count++;
$(this).show();
}).addClass('test');
// add class to all divs with class hideme and showme
$('div.hideme').hide().filter('.showme',function() {
count++;
$(this).show();
}).addClass('test');
Christof
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