I am not the most experienced jquery auth开发者_如何学Pythonor and I came up with a solution to a simple problem, but to me it doesn't seem like the best way to do it. I think the code explains it best:
$("#play_button").click( function () {
$("#play_button").hide();
$("#pause_button").show();
});
$("#pause_button").click( function () {
$("#play_button").show();
$("#pause_button").hide();
});
Any suggestions on a better block of code to accomplish the same thing?
Assuming one starts visible, and the other doesn't:
$("#pause_button, #play_button").click(function(){
$("#play_button, #pause_button").toggle();
});
Online demo: http://jsbin.com/ewave/edit
If you apply a simple class to both: class='button'
, you can make it even simpler:
$(".button").click(function(){
$(".button").toggle();
});
Building on Jonathan's answer, I kinda like this, but it's less explicit:
var buttons = $('#play_button, #pause_button');
buttons.click($.proxy(buttons, 'toggle'));
It does, though, offer the advantage of not having to repeat yourself when it comes to naming the buttons.
Your code looks fine, but I would at least do this:
$("#play_button").click( function () {
$(this).hide();
$("#pause_button").show();
});
$("#pause_button").click( function () {
$(this).hide();
$("#play_button").show();
});
Using $(this) adds clarity, IMHO.
Johnathan Sampson's solution is also good, if you prefer that.
Similar to Jonathan's answer except i would use a catchall id an then change the class...
pseudo html
<element id="player_button" class="play">
</element>
css:
#player_button { /* general style rules like position dimensions cursor */}
#player_button.play {/* play button bg image */}
#player_button.pause {/* pause button bg image */}
js:
$('$player_button').click(function(){
var button = $(this);
if(button.is('.play'){
// logic to initiate play
}
if(button.is('.pause')){
// logic to initiate pause
}
button.toggleClass('pause').toggleClass('play');
});
Ofcourse if youre using 1.4 you can supply a function to toggleClass to detect which classes should be added/removed. This is sut preference to not have two separate elements in the DOM unless it makes functional sense.
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