Hi celso,
effectivelly, you have the removeClassName which remove the given
class for an element, but what you could also do is having another
class (say 'notchecked') that correspond to original style, and you
want to revert the 'checked' just do $('tr-xxx').morph('notchecked');
Depending to
Thanks guys for your answers !
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Hi Celso,
could you be more precise, because if you add className checked and
morph to class name checked, there is no animation !
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On 4 juin, 16:26, Celso cels...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello !
I needed something like this:
$('tr').addClassName('checked');
My app uses zebra table. Each tr have a checkbox, when the
checkbox is checked, the morph effect is enabled
css:
.checked {font-weight: bold; background:#fb5126; color:#fff;}
zebra:
tr id=tr-577 class=
/tr
tr id=tr-587 class=fundo
/tr
tr id=tr-592 class=
with a checked:
tr id=tr-577
Aha. Well, $('tr') returns one element that has the ID of 'tr', it
does not return a collection of elements with that tag name.
$$('tr') will return a collection of extended elements with the tag
name TR. If you want to be more specific (maybe you use tables for
something else on the same
