Can someone tell me what's wrong with this function, because as far as i can tell, it should work. It created the alert, but the bind part does not work. At all. Wtf?
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function addalert(msg){
var count = $("#ac > div").length;
console.log(count);
$("#ac").append("<div id=\"alert["+count+"]\" class = \"alert\">Alert: "+msg+"<d id=\"cloze["+count+"]\"><img src=\"red-x-icon.gif\" width=\"25\" height=\"25\" align\"absmiddle\" /></d>");
console.log("<div id=\"alert["+count+"]\" class = \"alert\">Alert: "+msg+"<d id=\"cloze["+count+"]\"><img src=\"red-x-icon.gif\" width=\"25\" height=\"25\" align\"absmiddle\" /></d>");
console.log("#cloze["+count+"]");
$("#cloze["+count+"]").click(function(){
console.log("niggers!");
$("#alert["+count+"]").slideUp(1000);
});
}
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uhm
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console.log("niggers!");
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:golfclap:
[editline]07:37PM[/editline]
... and no, I wasn't planning on helping you. Trial and error is what does it for everyone else.
Hehe. But yeah i just trial and error'd it for like half an hour, there really isn't much i can change about those 4 lines of code. I debugged it thoroughly, just to make sure, and everything is working exactly as expected, its just not working! cry.
With a quick test,
[code]$("#foo[1]")[/code]
doesn't work.
Just take the square brackets away and it should work.
[QUOTE=Skorpy;23348877]Just take the square brackets away and it should work.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, square brackets inside element id/class names will always cause trouble with your selectors unless they're escaped properly, best to avoid them completely.
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