You'll need to send a function as argument to each and (like others
said) use a dot
$$(".postContentClass").each(function(element) {
Element.toggle(element);
});
or call it without paranthes so it's passed as a reference and
executed in the each loop and not executed directly.
$$(".postContentClass").each(Element.toggle);
Martin
On 7/15/06, Kjell Bublitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi.. i am trying something very simple, but somehow...
var postContentClass = "postcontent"; // classname
$$(postContentClass).each(
Element.toggle();
);
Now in my HTML i have 10 time <div class="postcontent"> but $$ does not find
anything. why?
I already put an alert() into the each() but the alert only occurs 1 time.
:(
Any ideas?
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