Hi, I'm hoping I can get a bit of help with a logic issue.
I have a horizontal-scrolling content element (similar to http://www.ndoherty.biz/demos/coda-slider/1.1.1/#2 this ). It uses three DIVs with three classes - prev, current, and next. The elements' contents are loaded from an XML file of hundreds of items. With each navigational command (i.e. a 'next' link that slides the three elements to the left to show the 'next' element), the prev/next DIVs are emptied and re-filled with the correct content from the XML. The problem I have is with re-assigning classes to the elements to reflect their new positions. Here's the code: $('#name.current').removeClass('current').addClass('prev'); $('#name.next').removeClass('next').addClass('current'); $('#name.prev').removeClass('prev').addClass('next'); I'm sure you can see the issue. I have to change the class of all three elements, but the third line presents an issue. Then it runs, TWO elements have the .prev class. It will effectively reverse itself. So you can see the issue. I'm looking for an alternate technique or idea here. Your input is greatly appreciated, thanks for your time! -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/jQuery-Logic---Three-elements-used-to-cycle-information-tp26278847s27240p26278847.html Sent from the jQuery General Discussion mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
