[jQuery] Re: whether the structure of the jQuery object like this

2009-02-22 Thread
but i think i have solved the question. On Feb 22, 8:13 pm, hybris77 wrote: > what is it that you want to achieve my friend ? maybe I can help > > On 22 Feb, 08:44, 浩翔 wrote: > > > Anybody ? > > > On Feb 22, 4:04 am, Alex wrote: > > > > whether the st

[jQuery] Re: whether the structure of the jQuery object like this

2009-02-22 Thread
ok, i add you to my Gtalk . On Feb 22, 8:13 pm, hybris77 wrote: > what is it that you want to achieve my friend ? maybe I can help > > On 22 Feb, 08:44, 浩翔 wrote: > > > Anybody ? > > > On Feb 22, 4:04 am, Alex wrote: > > > > whether the st

[jQuery] Re: whether the structure of the jQuery object like this

2009-02-21 Thread
Anybody ? On Feb 22, 4:04 am, Alex wrote: > whether the structure of the jQuery object  like this : > > $('p') > > if the tag p only one,  the structure is : > >   [      [    attr => value   ]    ] > > if the tag p has two , the structure is : > > [ [ attr => value], [attr => value] ] > > Than

[jQuery] Re: How can I specify what $(this) is within a function?

2009-02-21 Thread
t; > On Feb 21, 4:18 pm, 浩翔 wrote: > > > sorry for my poor english,  i hope you can understand my mean. > > > On Feb 22, 5:12 am, Alex wrote: > > > > $(this) is no problem. > > > > hover_in() and hover_out() should place in each method. > >

[jQuery] Re: How can I specify what $(this) is within a function?

2009-02-21 Thread
sorry for my poor english, i hope you can understand my mean. On Feb 22, 5:12 am, Alex wrote: > $(this) is no problem. > > hover_in() and hover_out() should place in each method. > > if hover_in() and hover_out() placed outside each method,   $this in   > hover_in() and hover_out()  is  all li t