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randy.joh..

Better way to write this transversing statement?

in Using jQuery • 13 years ago

Hello,

I have this statement:

$(this).closest("div.middle-box").next().next().next().next().children("div.comment-input-button").toggle("slow");

This works just fine I was wondering if there was a better way to write it though?

Thanks!

Randy

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dave.meth..

Re: Better way to write this transversing statement?

13 years ago

Good markup helps simplify the code. What does your markup look like? If the element with the children had a class of "comment-block" for example you could use something like .nextAll(".comment-block") rather than the repeated .next() calls.

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