That's it!
I realize now that the problem was the same in both cases x D
Thank you very much Brian.
Regards,
Ignacio
On May 31, 9:48 pm, brian wrote:
> Good point. Try this to limit it to the proper set of inputs:
>
> $(this).parents().filter('.productInfo').find('input:checked').each(function
Good point. Try this to limit it to the proper set of inputs:
$(this).parents().filter('.productInfo').find('input:checked').each(function()
{
aditionalValue += Math.ceil($(this).val());
});
On Sun, May 31, 2009 at 9:38 PM, Ignacio Ricci wrote:
>
> Hi Brian. I didn't see that, your defi
Hi Brian. I didn't see that, your definetely right.
I changed what you told me, and it appeared fixed initially. However
when you check some checkboxes from one list,
and then check others in the other list, the prize gets affected
weirdly.
Anyway we're closer to the solution.
Thank you :)
Ignac
Hi Brian. I didn't see that, your definetely right.
I changed what you told me, and it appeared fixed initially. However
when you check some checkboxes from one list,
and then check others in the other list, the prize gets affected
weirdly.
Anyway we're closer to the solution.
Thank you :)
Ignac
Change this:
$('.productAditionals
input').parents().filter('.productInfo').siblings().filter('.productBuy').find('strong
span').text(aditionalValue);
to:
$(this).parents().filter('.productInfo').siblings().filter('.productBuy').find('strong
span').text(aditionalValue);
Within the 'change' eve
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