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Hi guys,

I need to change the background of the date cell background depending on the date.

I have 3 colors : red,green and black.
I want to rotate the three colors through out by order.

If the first day is red, then the order is 1st - red,2nd - green,3rd - black,4th - red,5th - green, 6th - black.

Is there any way to do it.

I found an example in coloring odd days.
My inexperience in jquery and javascript has forced me to trouble you guys.

Any bones you can throw is greatly appreciated.

Cheers
Ela Buwa

Hi guys,

I am using the auto complete feature of jquery and is working ok.
I have noticed that any one can remove or modify the data of the relevant text box.
Is there anyway that we can make only the data returned through the autocomplete is available for use.
I am referring to something like a select box.
But I'm loving the autocomplete feature so not really interested in swapping it for a select box.

I am guessing that such feature exist, but I do not posses the knowledge or name of that method to even google it.If any one can point me in the right direction I would appreciate it very much.

Thank you
Ela Buwa

Hi guys,

My objective is to show/hide a button when mouse is hovered over a table row.
The table row has 100% width set in all elements in it(text boxes), so for some reason the on on mouse over doesn't trigger. I think it is because jquery identifies the mouse to be over the element even it is inside the row. Moving, I decided to use div to draw my table.

The thing is the new table has many rows all referring to the same id (the rows are going to be dynamic, which will be added/removed on a mouse click). Therefore, assigning unique id's is not possible as far 2 cents go.

The element i need to show, therefore, is going to be with the same id.

From a noobs point of view, how do I tell jquery to show the particular div to show (relevant to the one in that row), on the mouse is over that row.
I think I am having issues on how refer to the particular div inside a div which all of them are in an array.

I have found a page which is doing the exact thing.
I just made a video of it for ease of explanation.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLiRttk9qwk

Any help is much appreciated.

Cheers
Dileep