I'm not an expert either, so I may be wrong. But I doubt that BrCU
really gives you what you want. find("a:first") will give you ONE
element by definition... it will not return an array of elements. I
think. Probably you need to do something like this:
var el = "";
var BrCu = here.parents('li');
BrCu.each(function () {
el = $(this).find("a:first");
bc += ">"+el;
});
This will probably not work straight off... but now bc will hold all
of the a elements...
On 26 Sep, 11:44, Geir <gso...@frisurf.no> wrote:
> Hi!
> I'm not an expert in js, maybe you can help me with this one:
>
> var BrCu = here.parents('li').find("a:first");
> for (i=3; i=0; i--){
> if (BrCU[i] != undefined){
> $('#breadcumb span.ins').html('>' + BrCu[i]);
> }
> };
>
> BrCu gives me what I want. But the for-loop is not writing anything to
> the page.
> Have I misunderstood something?
>
> var here is current location in a navigation-menu (ul li a ul li a ..)
>
> Thanks!
