You're confusing IDs and classes. It's pretty basic CSS, so you shouldn't have any trouble finding info on google. Every id=... has to be unique, but more than one thing can have the same class=...
For your code, that means use td class="slickbox2" instead of id, and then select it with $('.slickbox2').toggle().

--Erik

On 11/8/06, Justin Kelly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi All,

Im very new to _javascript_ and jquery so please be gentle :)

What im trying to do is have a button that toggles(or fade etc..) a
number of rows in a table.
ie. click button, 10 rows show/hide

Currently it works great for the first row but i cant get it to do the
toggle for the rest of the rows, ive tried using each and find but i
cant get it happening

Could someine please take a look at the below code and let me know how to do

### jquery ##
       $('a#slick-toggle2').click(function() {
        $('#slickbox2').toggle();
                return false;
        });
##########


### html code ##
<a href="" id=\"slick-toggle2\">Toggle2</a>
        <tr id='slickbox2'>
                <td colspan=2>$c_nameField</td><td colspan=4></td>
        </tr>
        <tr id='slickbox2'>
                <td colspan=6 align=left>$c_attentionField,</td>
        </tr >
        .......
############

Any help would be greatly appreciated

Cheers

Justin
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