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Select a dynamically created element ?

in Using jQuery • 6 years ago

It has a classname of listitem so I tried it like this:

$(".listitem").css("background-color","transparent").removeClass('selected');

Does nothing!

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jakecigar

Re: Select a dynamically created element ?

6 years ago

$(".listitem").css("background-color","transparent").removeClass('selected');

There is no such thing as document.listitem.

JΛ̊KE

kbwood.au

Re: Select a dynamically created element ?

6 years ago

Where is your code in relation to the creation of that element? Can you provide a page that shows the problem? Preferably in JSFiddle.

jakecigar

Re: Select a dynamically created element ?

6 years ago

I see you edited your question. Not a good idea.

Background color is usually transparent, and removing a class might not do anything, if it is not actually already on the element.

JΛ̊KE

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Re: Re: Select a dynamically created element ?

6 years ago

I edited it before anyone had replied. I more or less solved the problem by storing the id of each dynamically created element in an array and using the array to handle what I needed to do. Kind of sloppy but it works.

jakecigar

Re: Re: Select a dynamically created element ?

6 years ago

But not before anyone had seen it.

Using ids like that is sloppy. Had you presented the problem with an accompanying fiddle, you would probably have gotten a less kludgy solution.

JΛ̊KE

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