Now I understand you. 'id' was in so many places I thought you were
confused about how to use them. After rereading, I see you refer to
as the tag, did you really mean that or did you use in
your html? is not the proper HTML tag name, it is
On Dec 9, 11:24 pm, JQueryProgrammer <[EMAIL PRO
Well I think you did not understand my quest correctly. As I said I
cannot use the id for selector as my id is getting runtime generated.
So i am using a custom attribute "myimgid" to select the element. I
tried to use event.preventDefault too. but still its firing the
original attached event. Any
I don't think you're really understanding the selector syntax.
The 'id' is unique (or is supposed to be) and starts with a '#' in a
selector, and
the css syntax uses a name and value pair to set the attribute. So:
$("#myimage).css('display", "inline"); // or "block"
or try this alternative:
I don't think you're not really understanding the selector syntax.
The 'id' is unique (or is supposed to be) and starts with a '#', and
the css syntax uses a name and value pair to set the attribute. So:
$("#myimage).css('display", "inline"); // or "block"
or try this alternative:
$("#myimage
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