Sam Collett wrote: > On 15/02/07, Brice Burgess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> On 2/15/07, *Angelo Sozzi* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> >> wrote: >> >>> Just a minor (nice to know) question: >>> When stripping multiple tables or lists on a single page >>> $(.stripMe li:even).addClass('alt'); >>> won't work as it itterates over all the li element regardless of >>> the table >>> they are in. So I went for: >>> >>> >> You can limit the "scope" to a particular table via; >> >> $('.stripMe li:even',document.getElementByID('table')).addClass('alt'); >> for instance. >> >> ~ Brice >> > > Why not just like this (which would probably be quicker as well). > $("#myid.stripeme li:even").addClass("alt") > > With jQuery, you don't need to use getElementById or getElementsByTagName > Agreed -- better thought, better looking. I was just trying to demonstrate that the selector can be assigned a scope & figure doc.getelementbyID should be clear to those familiar w/ Javascript.
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