Re: [jQuery] Sum up of selected classes

2009-11-13 Thread Michel Belleville
I thought it was more on the lines of $(".total").val(tot) considering he said the input had the class "total". Michel Belleville 2009/11/13 Dan G. Switzer, II > palgo: > > You probably mean: > > $("#total").val(tot); > > The selector $("total") would be looking for an element named total (i.e

Re: [jQuery] Sum up of selected classes

2009-11-13 Thread Dan G. Switzer, II
palgo: You probably mean: $("#total").val(tot); The selector $("total") would be looking for an element named total (i.e. ,) where as $("#total") looks for an element with an id of "total". -Dan On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 10:13 AM, palgo wrote: > Hi guys, > > I have several input fields where t

Re: [jQuery] Sum up of selected classes

2009-11-13 Thread Michel Belleville
While is a bad habit you may love to leave when you try the iterator approach : var tot = 0; $('.part').each(function() { tot += $(this).val(); }); $('.total').val(tot); And don't forget classes are accessed with a '.' (total lacked it's '.' in your example). Michel Belleville 2009/11/13 palgo