|
Hi Is there a “hasClass(cssClass,
isHas)” function? I want to do thing A to all elements of class X, and
thing B to all elements that _don’t_ have class X. isHas would be
a parameter that says hasClass or doesNotHaveClass. Eg: var s =
getState(linkId); // rollovers and
up/down events var fnBlur = function() { $(jqLinkId).removeClass("over"); return
swapImageOnEvent(jqLinkId, s.Normal, s.Normal); }; var fnFocus =
function() { $(jqLinkId).addClass("over"); return
swapImageOnEvent(jqLinkId, s.Normal, s.Over); }; var fnDown = function() { $(".cb.sel").removeClass("sel"); $(jqLinkId).addClass("sel"); return
swapImageOnEvent(jqLinkId, s.Normal, s.Sel); }; If the element that is being
blur’d is the currently selected one (ie, it’s been mousedown’d
previously), I don’t want the swapImageOnEvent call to happen. I want to
write something like: Var fnBlur = function() { $(jqLinkId).removeClass(“over”); If ($(jqLinkId).hasClass(“sel”,
false)) { Return swapImageOnEvent(jqLinkId,
s.Normal, s.Normal); } Return false; }; (Apologies for capitals and
formatting if it screws up). Regards Peter Mounce |
_______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
