Unfortunately that didn't work either. Is there another approach that
I should be taking on this?
On Jan 6, 3:20 pm, Johan Borestad wrote:
> I think you just forgot the last brackets on your hover method:
>
> $("div.tvbutton").hover(function () {
> $("div.tv").trigger('hover');
>
> }) <---
I think you just forgot the last brackets on your hover method:
$("div.tvbutton").hover(function () {
$("div.tv").trigger('hover');
}) <--- Forgotten
This could be optimized a little better by using id's, or at last
saving a a reference to the "div.tv", so that you don't have to make
searc
Thanks for the insight Johan! When I implemented that though, it just
added the hover cross fade to the other div as well. I am looking for
a way to make the 2nd div JUST trigger the first. I was looking at the
page you linked to and I am messing around with something like the
following... although
Hi!
There are a number of nice implementations you could use for this.
Example the jQuery trigger. http://docs.jquery.com/Events/trigger
But for now, the simpliest solution is just to add another selector
like this
$('div.example, div.tv').hover( .
/ Johan
On Jan 5, 8:33 pm, Jordan wrote:
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