Hi Karl,
thanks! I thought I have tried that and it didn't work, but it seems that
there was some other error.
Works perfectly! I have to really look at all this CSS stuff...
Patrick
Karl Rudd wrote:
>
> Just use the usual CSS syntax for "OR", which is the comma. You can
> also pack the attribute assignment into one call:
>
> jQuery("td.L a,td.R a").attr( {"tabindex": -1, "disabled", true} );
>
> Karl Rudd
>
> On 2/9/07, patrick_wolf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm new to jQuery and I'm looking for a selector expression to do an OR
>> search.
>> Couldn't find anything about that in the documentation and the mailing
>> list
>> (quite hard to search for OR...)
>>
>> I want to combine the following to statements into one, is that possible?
>>
>> jQuery("td.L a").attr("tabindex", -1).attr("disabled", true);
>> jQuery("td.R a").attr("tabindex", -1).attr("disabled", true);
>>
>> Thanks
>> Patrick
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