You need to provide more information about what you're trying to do.
You can do something like $("#button_a, #button_b,
#button_c").click(...), but I'm not sure why you're defining those
variables. Also, without var, those variables are being defined in the
global scope, which is bad practice.
-- Yehuda
On Dec 26, 2007, at 12:13 AM, phpcurious wrote:
I wanted to create a function that will return an array consisting
values from 3 textboxes.
let's say:
$('document').ready(function() {
$('input#button_a').click(function() {
a = $('input#input_text_a').val();
b = $('input#input_text_b').val();
c = $('input#input_text_c').val();
});
$('input#button_b').click(function() {
a = $('input#input_text_a').val();
b = $('input#input_text_b').val();
c = $('input#input_text_c').val();
});
$('input#button_c').click(function() {
a = $('input#input_text_a').val();
b = $('input#input_text_b').val();
c = $('input#input_text_c').val();
});
});
is there a way I can create the function within this jquery script? or
is there a workaround?
please teach me, I am new in this aspect. thank you in advance!
