Hi Olaf,
I really appreciate your suggestion. I used this way of looping until late
but this type of looping is quite slow for table with 300 rows, but the
other way which I'm trying to do in firefox
$(">tbody:first/tr","#srTable").each(); is tons faster for table with large
number of rows. I checked in firefox this type of looping was awesome but in
IE it doesn't even loop.
To be more concise I think its bug in jquery thats need to be resolved for
selecting rows using child selector.
I dont feel any problem until here $(">tbody:first","#srTable")---this
selects entire tbody of table but when I'm trying to select rowsof tbody
using / like $(">tbody:first/tr","#srTable").each();, it doesn't work in IE
but works excellent in firefox.
Can you please help me out in how to make it work in IE. It would be gr8 if
you figure out a way.
Thanks,
Vijay
Olaf wrote:
>
>
> Potluri schrieb:
>>
>> I'm planning to loop through the rows of table and get the id of each row
>> but
>> I'm not able to loop through the rows in IE but in firefox it works. I
>> can't
>> provide you with any links at this point. When I'm trying to put an alert
>> message inside the loop of each, it doesn't give the alert message. but
>> in
>> firefox it alerts 10 times if table has 10 rows with same selector as
>
>> $(">tbody:first/tr","#srTable").each(
>
> What about this:
>
> $(document).ready(function(){
> $("#srTable tbody tr").each(
> function(){alert("test");
> });
> });
>
> This give me 3 alerts in a table with 3 rows.
>
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