Having just made my first real piece of jQuery code, I'm already
wondering if it can be made more concise   :-) 

It's an unobtrusive mod to an existing page (in Best Practical's RT
ticketing system). The page has a table of ticket entries, where of the
TDs in each row is a checkbox. I want to be able to click anywhere on
the row to toggle the checkbox.

This is my currently working version. Can I attach an event to the
parent's parent, but have the matching checkbox's ID passed to it, in
one chain?

$('input:[EMAIL PROTECTED]').each(
    function() {
         var myid = $(this).attr('name');
         $(this).parent().parent().click( function(event) {
             if(event.originalTarget.tagName != 'INPUT')
             {
                 var cb = $('input:[EMAIL PROTECTED]'+myid+']');
                 cb.attr('checked', !cb.attr('checked'));
                 return false;
             }
        });
    });

Thanks for any pointers - I'm enjoying adding functionality to RT this
morning. The ContextMenu plugin has also made an appearance in another spot.

Cheers,

Howie


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