Thanks, Chris! I'll give livequery a try.
I am trying to convert a website currently implemented in PHP with
server-side includes, to not use only Javascript (and jQuery & AJAX).
The main navigation page has a list of links. Clicking on a link
pulls in dynamic content and populates a div on the page. I am
using .live() and .load() to im
After doing a bit more research, I've tried using live() and load(),
both with no further advancement.
Can anyone help shed some light on this problem? Please?!?
--Mitch
I am trying to create a a page that pulls in some content via AJAX.
Here are the details:
The base page has a bulleted list which is clickable.
This list is inside a content element which itself is in a parent
element (...)
On clicking a list item, the content_container is hidden, and the new
cont
OK, after a bit more effort I solved my own problem.
ul#buttons li {
list-style-image: url(../images/bullet.png);
}
ul#buttons li.checked {
list-style-image: url(../images/bullet_check.png);
}
I have a list of links on a page that do some javascript functions. I
want to be able to swap out the bullet image on the list element
whenever the link is clicked. Refreshing the page would, of course
rest the images, which is fine. Here's the list
title 1
title 2
title 3
title 4
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