with the same id but a different attributes and internal structure).
Another possibility is:
$(#child2).remove().after(div id=\child2\New Content/div);
Anyone tried anything similar?
Thanks again,
Galen
On 1/23/07, Galen Palmer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all, Is there a way to replace an element
Hi all, I'm going to append on to this thread since it seems to be
related...
I'm trying to dynamically build a tree from ajax calls using jQuery. The
actual code is more complicated than I'm listing here, but I'm trying to get
to the crux of the problem which is:
Can jQuery append to
Stupid error: I forgot to put a # in front of my id selector. GSP
On 1/22/07, Galen Palmer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all, I'm going to append on to this thread since it seems to be
related...
I'm trying to dynamically build a tree from ajax calls using jQuery. The
actual code is more
I'm trying to implement a web2.0y tag interface. I did a subversion
update and built jquery.pack.js and tested on more time before posting
this question so I think I am completely up to date.
Anway, I want to iterate through a set of XML tags the JQuery way but
the loop never appears to be
Hi All,
I'm new to jquery but like what I see so far.
I have an array of strings that I'd like to add to a select element
as option elements.
HTML:
select id=routeSelect
/select
JavaScript:
for(var i = 0; i routes.length; ++i) {
$(#routeSelect).append(option value=\
I'm using the packed jQuery library from August 31st.My script to display a list of tags is: function loadTags() { $.getJSON(tag.ajx, { id: ${
model.item.id} }, function(json){ tags = json.tags; if(tags.size() 0) { $(#tagDisplayArea).empty().append(Technorati Tags: ul);
for(i = 0; i
