Hi folks, hopefully easy but I cant find the solution on the docs or with google...
I am trying to select a div based on a class name, relative to "this"
Here is what I need to do, the item that responds to the mouse event is at level 2, I need to move UP one level, and then select a different target within that DIV:
However when I try and type this out, it throws an error:
I realize this looks all wrong, but how can I do it?
I can't target the class name directly because it is shared by all items that are created in my grid, so I need to target an element only within my current grid [div] location.
thanks, eq(1) works if the order of the divs is always going to be the same, but this is not a very good idea when thinking about scalability of a website and the potential for new properties/fields to be added to a site.
Instead, I found out I could use:
$(this).siblings(\".views-field-nid\").show();
So I am calling the class name, not a relative sibling, which is what I needed. Yaay!
I am trying to select a div based on a class name, relative to "this"
Here is what I need to do, the item that responds to the mouse event is at level 2, I need to move UP one level, and then select a different target within that DIV:
However when I try and type this out, it throws an error:
$(this).parent().('.views-field-field-image-fid').hide();I realize this looks all wrong, but how can I do it?
I can't target the class name directly because it is shared by all items that are created in my grid, so I need to target an element only within my current grid [div] location.
Thanks!!
For your example you can use (note: using parents() rather than parent()):
Which will find all parents of $(this), select the 2nd one, and hide it.
Instead, I found out I could use:
So I am calling the class name, not a relative sibling, which is what I needed. Yaay!