OK I rewrote and tested it with your pseudocode. This is kind of loose, but
it does work.
$('div.A/input:checkbox').each(function(){
$(this).click(function(){
$(this).siblings(input:text).attr(value,function()
{return
($(this).siblings(input:checkbox).attr(checked)) ? message1 :
message2 } );
});
});
If you have a predefined naming scheme, such as id=someprefix_someid it
could tighten things up a bit. You can then use
$('div.A/input:checkbox').each(function(){
$(this).click(function(){
message = (this.checked) ? message1 : message2;
$('#A_text_'+this.id.split(_)[2]).attr(value,message);
});
});
bdanchilla wrote:
Hello,
I am using jquery with a CMS (drupal). I have written code which
generates html output like the following pseudocode
div class=A
input type=checkbox name=A_check_1 ...
input type=text name=A_text_1 value=
/div
div class=A
input type=checkbox name=A_check_2 ...
input type=text name=A_text_2 value=
/div
...
div class=A
input type=checkbox name=A_check_n ...
input type=text name=A_text_n value=
/div
I want a check/uncheck to change the content of the textbox. I have tried
to write javascript like the following:
$(div.A).each(
function(){
$(this).find([EMAIL PROTECTED]@name^=A_).click(){
function(){
if(this.checked){
$(this). find([EMAIL PROTECTED]@name^=A_]).val(msg
1);
}else{
$(this). find([EMAIL PROTECTED]@name^=A_]).val(msg
2);
}
}
)
}
);
}
);
The problem is that I can find the first element (the checkbox) but not
the textfield for each division, since the second search starts from the
first element. I am new to jquery. Am I supposed to use end() somewhere
and store the checkbox reference in a variable of some sort? Should I use
parents() or some other function? Any help is appreciated.
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