Further to the other responses... You can squeeze out a slight
performance boost by using the child selector or children() method.
(Most noticable when find() is faced with searching a deep DOM, or
perhaps when this search is one of many in a loop.)
Eg: $(this).children("DT") or $(this).find(">DT") or $(">DT",this)
(Not tested in latest version of jQuery 1.2.3, though I presume it
still makes a difference)
George
On Jan 22, 3:51 pm, mtest <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Firstly, sorry for my english, but it's very important to me know the
> answer :).
>
> For example there is such a code:
> <dl>
> <dt>Menu</dt>
> <dd>SubMenu1</dd>
> <dd>SubMenu2</dd>
> <dd>SubMenu3</dd>
> </dl>
>
> i call function:
> $("dl").bind("mouseover", function(){
>
> I get the object DL, witch now may to call like this or $
> (this):
>
> How I can get now DT or DD using this ?
>
> I know that can do like $("DL DT") or $("DL DD")?
>
> But now in $(this) I have yet selected DL
>
> How can i use this with selectors??
>
> $("this DT") - not right
>
> $(this "DT") - not right
>
> $(this DT) - not right
>
> How????
>
> Please help me :)
