Hi Dimby,
your problem is very easy; you are creating a new element, a new
'<li>', but it does not have an event attached. It's a beginner
mistake.
You only need to change one line:
$('a.remove').live ('click', function() {
var id= $(this).attr('id');
$('li#'+id).fadeOut('fast', function(){ $('li #'+id).remove
(); });
i--;
});
Now, when a new element is added, the event 'click' is attached to it
and works fine (needs jquery 1.3)
Bye.
On 27 feb, 15:31, Dimby <pauldul...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm new, so to all of you HELLO Smile.
> Btw, im Dutch so maybe my English isnt that good.
> I love Jquery but i've got some starting problems.
>
> Live demo:http://pauldulong.nl/jquery/dgm.php#
>
> When I click on the X the tab disappears, perfect, as it should be.
> But when I create a new tab and try to remove that one it doesn't do
> anything.
>
> What im I doing wrong?
>
> Dimby - Paul du long
