A bit of rearranging of the code allowed me to achieve the same effect
without havign to pass an elements array to filter as shown below:
elements = $('.globalClass');
elemsToAnimate = elements.not (unselectedArr);
elementsToHide = elements.not (elemsToAnimate).not (':hidden');
elementsToShow = e
I'm trying to optimize some code that currently works by having one
function add a class to elements that meet certain criteria and
another function that applies effects to them based on the classes
attached. I found that adding and removing classes was relatively
slow so instead I want to build
Can you provide an example of the code? I'm not sure what you're
trying to do from your description. (If I had to guess, I'd say that
you're trying to pass an element to filter, but I'm not sure why.)
--John
On 6/20/07, Gordon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If I build up a list of elements by pus
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