I'm not 100% clear on what you are trying to accomplish.... but you can select items by what an attribute "starts with"
http://docs.jquery.com/Selectors/attributeStartsWith#attributevalue so $("input[id^='item']") would get all your items regardless of how many there are On Dec 18, 5:21 pm, "Carlo Landmeter" <clandme...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > > I'm trying to create a form with multiple input fields. These fields should > have a button to be able to check its content with .ajax. > I am able to create this function for a single field, but i don't know what > the best way would be to do it for multiple input fields: > > input#item0 > input#item1 > input#item2 > input#item3 > ..... > > What would be the best way to create this with jquery so i can adjust a > single var to create if for x items? > > Thx, > > Carlo > > $(document).ready(function(){ > $("span#check0").click(function(event){ > $("input#item0").ajaxStart(function(){ > $(this).addClass("loading"); > }); > $("input#item0").ajaxStop(function(){ > $(this).removeClass("loading"); > }); > $.ajax({ > type: "GET", > url: "checkitem.php", > data: { > 'sn': $('input#item0').val()}, > 'success': function(msg) { > if (msg == 'OK') > {$("input#item0").removeClass("nowarranty").addClass("warranty");} > if (msg == 'NG') > {$("input#item0").removeClass("warranty").addClass("nowarranty");} > }, > 'error': function() {alert('Error: please try again');} > }); > }); > > });
