I found the error.
had to do data.remove(); instead of data.hide();
On 6 Jan., 17:23, revivedk wrote:
> I'm pretty sure i'm not replacing it,
> im calling this: $(this).attr("src","images/up.png");
> does that actually replace the element?
> I did
gt; There it is. How exactly does it change, are you replacing it?
>
> See the LiveQuery plugin, it rebinds event handlers to all matched
> elements automatically:http://brandonaaron.net/docs/livequery/
>
> On Jan 6, 7:49 am, revivedk wrote:
>
> > Thank you!.
>
> > I&
$(document).ready(function(){
$("#cal > ul").tabs();
$(".CalendarDelete").click(function(Element) {
var CalendarID = $($(Element.target).parent()).parent().attr
('id').substr(4);
var deleteIt = confirm("Vil du slette denne kalender og alle
tilkn
27;).css({
> backgroundColor: Calendar.css('backgroundColor'),
> height: '300px'
> }).end().insertAfter(Calendar);
> $this.attr("src","images/up.png");
> };
>
> });
>
> On J
Unfortunately, no.
On 5 Jan., 17:57, Liam Potter wrote:
> can we see a live example?
>
> revivedk wrote:
> > Hi.
> > I'm having a problem, where
>
> > $(".showEvents").click(function(e) {
> > var CalendarID = $($(e.target
Hi.
I'm having a problem, where
$(".showEvents").click(function(e) {
var CalendarID = $($(e.target).parent()).parent();
if ( $('#data_'+CalendarID.attr('id').substr(4)).length > 0 ) {
$(e.target).attr({src : "images/down.png"});
How would I go about animating the width of two divs simultaneously?
IE, I have two elements on a page, both are 50% width.
then I'd want one of them to animate down to a width of 10%, and the
other to a width of 90%.
how would I make them do that, at the same time?
Hi.
how would I register what element is clicked on the site?
I need to be able to register what element is clicked, on the entire
DOM.
$(document).click(function () {
var oBj = this;
//alert($(o
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