You could have an issue with the ondomready code executing before
you're included file builds the navigation, depending upon how you're
including it. I'd suggest using Firebug for Firefox instead of the
alert() and adding console.log() in your code to make sure you've
actually got the DOM you thin
Hmmm...
Still no luck. I suspect this has more to do with me. Also to give a
little background, I have 40 html pages that I'm using a jquery
styleswitcher script on to be able to switch between 4 different font
treatments. I am generated the nav html with Javascript like this if
that makes any d
Last time :(
You need the a variable as a jQuery object to call the addClass()
method
The a[0].href gets the href (duh), or you could use a.attr('href')
var file = jQuery.url.attr("file");
alert(file);
$('.design_html_nav li').each(function(){
var a = $(thi
Sorry, it should just be if(a===file){..
the var 'a' is already the href.
On Mar 12, 8:15 am, vintagetwitch wrote:
> Thanks for your response, and my apologies for the double post.
> So now, this is what I have, and for some reason, now I'm not able to
> extract any values from the array of ta
Thanks for your response, and my apologies for the double post.
So now, this is what I have, and for some reason, now I'm not able to
extract any values from the array of tags, even with an alert.
Don't I need to loop through them to see if 'a === file'.
var file = jQuery.url.attr("file");
Deja Vu :)
Why use a separate array?
$('.design_html_nav li').each(function(){
var a = $(this).find('a').attr('href');
if(a[0].href===file){
a.addClass('selected');
}
});
On Mar 11, 3:36 pm, ksandn...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> What I'm trying to do
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