Hi
I'm working on an A-Z list implementation and have several questions. Since
the list is not VERY long (50kb) I moved away from breaking it up and
calling letters using AJAX. Now I load the full tables in one go and just
hide the ones not used (most people would hunt through the list anyway).
Demo: http://www.sfu.ca/ehs/AtoZ/
1) Stripping the tables (aesthetics):
I use $('.stripMe li:odd').addClass('alt'); to add alt to the tables where
tables are like this:
<ul class="azlist">
<li id="A"> A
<ul class="stripMe">
<li> "http:// ...........etc...</li
...
</ul>
</li>
<li id="B"> B
<ul class="stripMe">
<li> "http:// ...........etc...</li
The li:odd seems to continue from table A to table B. If table A has and
even number of <li> elements, table B will start with an "alt" row, how can
I reset the counter between tables?
2) Using the location.hash to show a table
I use var hash = location.hash.replace('#', '');
to show the appropriate table if the page was called using the drop-down
links (the top bar "A-Z").
But once on the page a click on the drop-down links will not show the right
table, I assume this is because the page is not reloaded and the hash is not
checked again. Is there a way to check the hash periodically?
Thanks! jQuery rocks! I wouldn't even be trying this if not for this
fun/cool tool.
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