[jQuery] Re: Behavior Problem

[DXCJames]

I switched it to this and it seems to work correctly:

          $(".codeNumbersRow, .codeNumbersRowSelected").behavior('click',
function() {
                 var rem = "";
                 var add = "";

                 if($(this).attr('class') == "codeNumbersRowSelected") rem =
"Selected";
                 else add = "Selected";

             var lineNum = $(this).attr('id').substring(4);
             $
(this).removeClass("codeNumbersRow"+rem).addClass("codeNumbersRow"+add);
             $
("#code"+lineNum).removeClass("codeRow"+rem).addClass("codeRow"+add);
             alert($(this).attr('class'));
           });

On Jul 17, 1:19 pm, DXCJames <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>          I added "addClass" to the behavior class, so it will recall the
> behaviors when addClass is called.. but they spans start out as
> ".codeNumbersRow" then you click on it and it runs the function turns
> it into ".codeNumbersRowSelected", but for some reason when you try
> and click on it again it runs the ".codeNumbersRow Selected" behavior
> and not the ".codeNumbersRow" one like it is suppose to..??
>
>           $(".codeNumbersRow").behavior('click', function() {
>              var lineNum = $(this).attr('id').substring(4);
>              $
> (this).removeClass(".codeNumbersRow").addClass("codeNumbersRowSelected");
>              $
> ("#code"+lineNum).removeClass("codeRow").addClass("codeRowSelected");
>            });
>
>            $(".codeNumbersRowSelected").behavior('click', function() {
>              var lineNum = $(this).attr('id').substring(4);
>              $
> (this).removeClass("codeNumbersRowSelected").addClass("codeNumbersRow");
>              $
> ("#code"+lineNum).removeClass("codeRowSelected").addClass("codeRow");
>              alert($(this).attr('class'));
>            });
>
> Thanks!!
>
> P.S. I also tried taking "addClass" out of the behavior class and just
> put .append() on the end of each function, and the same thing happened.