I have a page with a number of feature panels - beneath which I include a button for each of them. The idea is that when the user clicks on a button, the relevant panel is rendered (with the rest being hidden). I'm working on some JQuery which...
- creates an array from the feature panels - where class = slide-content
- steps through the array, creating a 'button' for each feature panel - #slidecontrol + unique ID
- these link (s within
- s) are then appended to a set within the page
- when the user clicks a link, the code steps back through the array, turning off those feature panels that arent relevant and turning on the one that is. This code then also attempts to apply a unique style to the link that was clicked on....
My jQuery code:
slideArray = $('.slide-content'); //array of slide-content divs
var $ulslidecontrols = $('#slide-controls'); //instance of slides ul
var $indexno
//step through the array - create a nav button/link for each slide content div
$.each(slideArray, function (index, value) {
$indexno = index;
$indexno++;
$ulslidecontrols.append(
$("<li><a href='#' class='slide-control' id='slidecontrol " + $indexno + "'>"
+ $indexno + "</a></li>")
);
});
$('a.slide-control').click(function () {
var $slide = $(this).attr("id");
$slide = $slide.charAt($slide.length - 1);
//step through the slideArray, hiding slide-content not selected and amending
style of slide-controls
$.each(slideArray, func开发者_如何学Ction (index, value) {
$indexno = index;
$indexno++
if ($indexno == $slide) {
$('#slidecontent' + $indexno).hide().fadeIn(600);
//display slide content
$('#slidecontrol' + $indexno).css('font-size', '50px');
}
else {
$('#slidecontent' + $indexno).hide(); //hide slide content
}
});
});
Dan,
use jquery live for any elements added at runtime.
http://api.jquery.com/live/
i think something wrong here in your code
check what is $indexno is printing and
$('#slidecontent'+$indexno)
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