Shelane, check my latest update: www.svplace.com/teste
it works fine on FF, but not on IE...... help me pleeeaaseee.
Paulo
On 5/6/07, Paulo Gabriel Antunes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
weird... for me it doesn't work on IE.
gotta find a hack. do u know any?
On 5/5/07, Shelane <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
>
>
> Hmmm. It didn't seem to work for me in FF. The first item loaded, but
> click "A história" loaded it on its own (not within the div).
>
> Declare the second function at the top of your script like so:
>
> bindContentLinks = function(){
> //bind click function to a tags within object that has class nav
> $('a','#total').click(function(){
> $(this).blur();
> $('div','#total').removeClass().addClass("troca");//remove
> all
> classes for divs within div that has class nav
> var mya = $(this).parent();//find the parent div of
> "this"
>
>
$(mya).removeClass("troca").addClass("nav_one_selected");//remove
> all classes from the parent div and add the class nav_one_selected
> var linkval = $(this).attr("href");//store the href
> value of the
> anchor tag
> $('#total').load(linkval);//replace the contents of the
> div
> id="page" with the AJAX response of the linked page
> return false;//since the data is being loaded via AJAX,
> we don't
> want the link to be followed
> });
> };
>
> The modify this line on your first function for the menus:
> $('#total').load(linkval, function(){
> // when new information is loaded, the links within the page
> will
> need to be binded
> bindContentLinks();
> });
>
