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Events on multiple variables

in Using jQuery • 12 years ago

Hi, I can't find the answer to this... I've searched Google now so am resorting to the forum!

How can I stack elements for an event like using the actual selectors?

$("#selecter1, #selecter2, #selecter3").change();

$selecter1,$selecter2,$selecter3.change(); - This doesn't work and I would have expected it to... what is the proper way to achieve this? Like the tihng at the top after I have declared the elements in variables for caching reasons.

PS:
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Thanks guys :)

Replies(4)

dave.meth..

Re: Events on multiple variables

12 years ago

$("#selecter1, #selecter2, #selecter3").change(); ... This doesn't work and I would have expected it to

As written, that will fire a "change" event on the three ids. Is that what you expected? What did you want to do? I'm not sure what you mean by "stack elements for an event".

intellix

Re: Events on multiple variables

12 years ago

I mean in order to fire a change event on three variables that reference the 3 selectors like how you do this for caching reasons....

var $selector1 = $("#selector1");

$selector1.change()

but instead, for multiple variables like this (which doesn't work)

var $selector1 = $("#selector1");
var $selector2 = $("#selector2");
var $selector3 = $("#selector3");

$selector1,$selector2,$selector3.change()

like how you seperate them with commas

Thanks :)

dave.meth..