Just learning Java Script & JQuery, but an experienced developer, I've
created a page with a series of elements that use the .slideDown() and
.slideUp() functions to reveal and hide the different areas of content on
the page.
To facilitate this, the page's html uses links with ids similar to: {
Hello,
I have the following:
$('#Professor').click(function(){
if ( this.checked ) {
$('#ProfessorField').show();
$('#SubscriptionsField').show();
} else {
$('#ProfessorField').hide();
$('#SubscriptionsField').hide();
}
})
Basically on a
Hi,
I've got a question I was hoping someone could shed some light on for
me.
Suppose you have a div like so:
One
Two
Three
1) Suppose you have bound a 'click' event to every checkbox in the
above:
$("#container input).click(function() {alert('hi');});
2) Then, you ca
Hi folks,
I have a page with a photo on it. I load the comments for this photo
via an ajax request:
var item_id_val = $("#item_id").val();
$.post("/show_comments", item_id: item_id_val }, function(data)
{
/* Update the comment_section div. */
$("#comment_section").html(data);
});
That
This works:
var monkey = { name: 'Dave' }
$(monkey).bind('climb', function(monkey) { alert(this.name + ' is
climbing!'); });
$(monkey).trigger('climb');
I really just wanted to check that this was expected functionality -
and isn't going to disappear anytime soon - as I'd like to lean on it
quit
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