You should wrap all your HTML for a single 'hit' inside a tag so you
can refer to it easily, like:
<div class="hit" id="id_article">
<a href="#">Hit</a>
<span class="hits">484</span>
</div>
Then your script could look like this (you can assign click handlers
to multiple elements at the same time):
$('.hit').click(function(){
var id=this.id
var hit = this;
$.post('../../posts/hit.php', {id:id}, function (data){
if (data == 1){
$(hit).children('hit_output').text(newvalue);
$('#responseSuccess').slideDown(1000).fadeOut(4000);
};
});
return false;
});
For the response message you could append it to the current hit and
use CSS relative positioning.
- ricardo
On Oct 21, 7:53 am, Brandnew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Here's what I've made. I have a lot of divs on different pages which
> you can Digg (it's called hit). When I click on hit, I've made a code
> that send Ajax data to a second page which record everything needed in
> the database. That's working easily. But then, I need to add something
> to that and I can't. I need to update the number of diggs and add 1
> when task is complete and I need also to add it just in one div. I
> also have a little message showing up but that's not necessary for
> now.
>
> Here's my JS script
>
> $('.hit').each(function(){
> $(this).click(function(){
> var id=this.id;
>
> $.post('../../posts/hit.php',
> {id:id}, function (responseText){
> if (responseText == 1){
>
> $
> ('#responseSuccess').slideDown(1000).fadeOut(4000);
>
> }
> })
> return false;
> })
> })
>
> And here's my code where the html is
>
> <a class="hit" id="<?php echo $id_article ;?>">Hit</a>
> <span style="color:<?php echo $link_color;?>">
> <?php echo ' (<span class="hit_output"><span>' .
> $donnees['hit'] . '</span> </span>)';?></span>
>
> I probably put too much span and stuff but I tried several things. THe
> fact is it never updates just the number of diggs (hits) on the actual
> div but on all of them. Or when I had a message id="responseText" it
> always shows at the same place even if he updates the good id.
>
> Well, I hope I'm clear. I'm not really good at JS so I just try to
> work things out.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Ced
