Thank you!
This is exactly what I'm after
Cheers, Nick
On Mar 26, 4:34 pm, mkmanning wrote:
> "a dynamic list" implies something more semantic than a row of divs,
> say a UL or DL...but if you want divs, here's a quick example:
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> $(document).ready(function(){
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"a dynamic list" implies something more semantic than a row of divs,
say a UL or DL...but if you want divs, here's a quick example:
$(document).ready(function(){
$('#template div').clone().find('input').attr
('tmp_input','your_new_id').end().find('button').text('Hello').end
().appendT
Hi, thanks for your reply...
I was thinking of storing the template in the DOM so it's visible by
our web designer to tweat. How would I read that template (DIV block)
into a javascript variable?
Thanks for your help!
On Mar 26, 3:44 pm, MorningZ wrote:
> of course it's possible.
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of course it's possible.
you'd use:
- a variable that contains the string that is the template
- JavaScript's ".replace" method to fill in the ID and HTML
also, there's plenty of template plugins out there (chain.js,
jTemplate)
On Mar 26, 11:34 am, nmiddleweek wrote:
> Hello,
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> I'm tryin
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