[jQuery] Re: Remove css attribute from the DOM element

On Dec 7, 12:36 pm, "evanbu...@gmail.com" wrote: > I like to use the addClass method rather than embed CSS in my js > code. I find it easier to maintain. > > $('td').addClass('myCSSClass'); > > $('td').removeClass('myCSSClass'); Hi Evan, I'd prefer that approach too. But the problem is this css

[jQuery] Remove css attribute from the DOM element

Hi all, What is the cleanest approach to remove a css attribute from the DOM element? Currently I have a DOM element which has css background color as such: This is currently what I do: $('td').css('background-color','').append(replacement); But I'm not sure that is the good approach. Or is it

[jQuery] Re: Set event handler attributes does not work on IE7

Thanks James! I still wonder why it doesn't work on IE7 though. Cheers, On Apr 21, 11:55 am, James wrote: > You should do: > > $(".input").change(onInputChange); > or: > $(".input").bind("change", onInputChange); > > On Apr 20, 3:49 pm,

[jQuery] Set event handler attributes does not work on IE7

Dear all, I'm trying to set event handler attributes when the DOM is ready, but it doesn't work on IE7. The snippets are as such: var onInputChange = function (){ alert("Hey I'm changed"); } $(function() { $(".input").attr("onchange", "onInpu

[jQuery] Does jQuery ajax event listener listens to ajax request sent by other frameworks?

Hi all, Let's say I sent an ajax request with mootools, does jquery global ajax event listener listens to it too? Or does it only listens to ajax request that is sent by jQuery? Because I have a page that has ajax request by other framework and it seems that jQuery is listening to it too. But per