You could use
$(".line-item", $(this).parent())
which brings back all .line-items under the context of the parent or
you could use
$(this).parent().find(".line-item")
which searches for any .line-items under the parent.
Either one should work, so pick your favorite :)
- Lindsay
On May 2, 12
Here's some info on how event binding works in jQuery:
http://docs.jquery.com/Frequently_Asked_Questions#Why_do_my_events_stop_working_after_an_Ajax_request.3F
But specifically you can use .hover() and .unbind("hover") on your
element to bind and unbind.
On May 2, 11:41 am, jr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Come on, be nice to noobies even if you have seen the same question
asked over and over. Everyone has to get started somewhere and what
you're referring to isn't even in the API reference where I would look
first for answers (and where search takes you if you type "events"),
its in the FAQ. It mi
This may work for you. You actually create the function in the config
options you pass to the control. I changed the reference in the setup
and in the adjustValue functions as well. This isn't tested but
hopefully should work.
var myOptions = {
min: 0,
You can put the event handler anywhere you want if it doesn't have to
be an anonymous function. Here's the example I gave modified:
// put this in your ready block
$j('').insertAfter(this).focus(focusEventHandler);
// put this wherever you want
function focusEventHandler()
{
$(this).val('')
I'm not sure that jQuery picks up on events that weren't assigned
through jQuery... Maybe it does but I've only been using it as
"unobtrusive javascript" and so haven't tried to trigger an event that
I didn't bind through jQuery yet.
Try this and see if it doesn't work for you instead:
$(docume
I haven't tested this but it might work for you:
$j('').insertAfter(this).focus(function(){
$(this).val('');
});
That should have the right context (your new node, not this) and you
don't have to look it up again in another line.
HTH!
On May 1, 5:07 pm, jquertil <[EMAIL
Hi all,
I am trying to load some partials on page load and they are not
necessarily aware of each other (different people will be developing
them and they're pulled together on a page before sending to the
client).
Since it's designed this way there is a $(document).ready block on
each partial w
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