On Feb 8, 11:11 am, cbmtrx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've just barely started getting my feet wet with jquery, so please
> bear with this novice's question...
>
> With a javascript function you can accept vars like this:
>
> function doSomething(number, name) {
> //Do something with them
>
> }
> From an href in the HTML like this:
> <a href="javascript:doSomething('1234','john');>Click me</a>
>
> But I have no idea how this is accomplished with jquery as it all
> seems "internal" to itself (seemingly dealing only with identifying
> HTML tags, ids, and classes, and not user-supplied vars). I'm sure I'm
> wrong on this...
I think there is nothing really new about it..You can just do it in
the same way using jQuery,
function doSomething(number, name) {
//Just do something with them using jQuery's syntax, like
$('div#target').load('fireAction.html', {
name : name || 'default_name',
number : number || 'default_number'
});
}
(untested)
lihao(XC)
> I had started to build out a page that will be using multiple show/
> hide toggles for individual divs/ids and the jquery examples I was
> finding all seemed more long-winded than just using my original
> javascript function, so I'm hoping that this would considerably
> simplify the process, but, more importantly, keep it native to
> jquery's functions.
>
> Any suggestions?
