I want to be a little more clear. I don't want someone to write this for me, I want to understand the process on how to do it. I think it will rely on chaining events, so I think I need a better understanding on how to make that work.
On Aug 20, 4:34 pm, Wrenbjor <wrenb...@gmail.com> wrote: > ok I am using the table expanding code found > herehttp://www.jankoatwarpspeed.com/post/2009/07/20/Expand-table-rows-wit... > > basicily it hides the even rows on the table and when you click a row > that is shown (a master row) the row under it slides into place. it > works great but it's built on the premeiss that the content in the > hidden rows is loaded on page load and just waiting to be displayed. I > am looking to make this dynamic and cant think how to do it. > > this is what I want: the main table will load with data in the master > rows. this will be something like a server IP or a FQDN. when the user > clicks on the master row the next TR under it will slide into place > and an ajax call will happen displaying server stats in the newly > shown TR. I dont want to load this data on page load because it might > be a list of 500+ servers. so I need it one at a time on TR click. So > my thought was to make one of the TD's in the master row contain a div > with an ID of IP_click and the hidden TR have a TD with a div that has > an ID of IP. so I would call > > $("#IP_click").click(function(){ > $("#IP").toggle().ajax(function(){ > call page here; > > }); > }); > > Now I would love to write one function so that I dont have a JQ call > for each server $("#IP1_click) $("#IP2_click") etc... so I think I'm > close I just cant figure how to get the dynamic id's to the function > call. I am using PHP if that helps.
