That sounds to make sense, I shall try that out.
Thanks chaps. If I'm ever in your area, I'll buy you all a pint.
On 27 May, 18:00, Liam Byrne wrote:
> This is definitely the best option, as you can achieve everything that
> you might need
>
> The disabled css class can
> a) have the same text
This is definitely the best option, as you can achieve everything that
you might need
The disabled css class can
a) have the same text colour as the text
b) set text-decoration to none
c) set the cursor the normal one
d) have an a.disabled:hover pseudo-class to do a & b
Just remember to inclu
another option is put an overlay over them
Fluffica wrote:
I thought "oriHref" was a fancy part of jQuery there. Well, hopefull
thinking.
Unfortunatly I've got a long list of dynamic links, and need to
disable them all when one is clicked. Putting the original href back
into each one does
Why don't you just add the class, like this:
$(".btn").click(function(){
if($(this).hasClass('disabled'))
//alert("can't touch this!");
}
else {
$(this).addClass('disabled');
$("#somethingElse").doStuff('slow', function(){
$
oriHref is just variable containing value of href atribute... :)
Could you post some demo page or paste here some code?
On May 27, 5:17 pm, Fluffica
wrote:
> I thought "oriHref" was a fancy part of jQuery there. Well, hopefull
> thinking.
>
> Unfortunatly I've got a long list of dynamic links,
I thought "oriHref" was a fancy part of jQuery there. Well, hopefull
thinking.
Unfortunatly I've got a long list of dynamic links, and need to
disable them all when one is clicked. Putting the original href back
into each one doesn't seem possible (at least with my "designer trying
out this javas
You can use timeout method, or maybe changing href attribute to
href=""
$(".btn").click(function(){
var oriHref = $(this).attr('href');
//.btn is now NOT clickable
$(this).attr('href' : '');
$("#somethingElse").doStuff("slow", function(){
//.btn is now cli
Sorry, I should probably add, it's not actually a button. It's an
On May 27, 2:05 pm, Fluffica
wrote:
> Good Afternoon (or morning depending on where you are).
>
> I really hate posting probably quite simple questions to forums, but
> this is really foxing me.
>
> $(".btn").click(functi
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