[jQuery] Re: Accessing jQuery functions from outside

2008-02-01 Thread Juha Suni SC
wyo wrote: The class is reserved for other uses or is it possible to assign multiple classes. Besides does "addClass" add another class to an object or does it replace the existing class? Of course an element can have multiple classes: foo You can get it with $('a.second') or $('a.third'), y

[jQuery] Re: Accessing jQuery functions from outside

2008-02-01 Thread wyo
On Jan 31, 3:38 pm, Giovanni Battista Lenoci <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > wyo ha scritto: > > > > Why don't you declare the function outside the document.ready ? > Since I want to use the function during startup but prevent it from being used before document.ready and I want to use it afterwards.

[jQuery] Re: Accessing jQuery functions from outside

2008-01-31 Thread the_woodsman
Have you tried putting the fn outside of document ready, and then calling it in both document ready and the onclick? Btw, you don't put the "javascript:" in an onclick, only in a href, that might cause problems too... On Jan 31, 1:44 pm, wyo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I've some functions which

[jQuery] Re: Accessing jQuery functions from outside

2008-01-31 Thread Giovanni Battista Lenoci
wyo ha scritto: I've some functions which I'd like to use outside of jQeury in normal HTML, e.g. $(document).ready(function() { function collapse (i) { $('#expanded_'+i).hide(); } }); ... ... What do I have to write at the onclick? Why don't you d