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I found different alternatives to toggle here for jQuery 1.9, but I don't get it to work im my case here: $('.thumb.flip').toggle( function () { $(this).find('.thumb-wrapper').addClass('flipStop'); }, function () { $(this).find('.thumb-wrapper').removeClass('flipStop flipIt'); } ); You can give .flip a data-attribute <div class="thumb flip" data-clicked="0"> $('.thumb.flip').click(function () { var data = $(this).data('clicked'), $descendant=$(this).find('.thumb-wrapper'); if (data) { $descendant.removeClass('flipStop flipIt'); } else { $descendant.addClass('flipStop'); } data == 0 ? $(this)

Link to first question: Ruby on Rails and Jquery: trying to switch characters after submit I asked this question yesterday, and got what I believe to be some helpful feedback, but now I am now lost as to what is going wrong. I'm trying to build a tic-tac-toe game in RoR, and at the moment I'm stuck at trying to switch players after the page is submitted. jQuery: $(document).ready(function(){ var currentPlayer = $(#table).data("current-player"); $(".square").click(function(){ // Gather the position that was clicked var number = $(this).data("position"); // Locate the game form var form = $(

i'm setting a click event on a div that is dynamically created in a jqueryUI drop event (part of draggable), the click event will remove the div. That works fine. Inside of document.ready I do the same thing, based on data from local storage. I can create the dynamic divs, but the click event does not bind, or the binding is lost. I've tried using "click", "live" and "on". I've also removed the loop it sits in and just attached to the first item, none of it works when sitting directly in $(document).ready, but works fine when I set the click in the drop event. this works: binding from

How can I acceess objects(divs) that were dynamically generated. I mean DIVS that were not present in output when $(document).ready(function() started. If I do: $('#click_me').click(function() { $('#container').append('<div id="clicker2">can you click on me?</div>'); }); $('#clicker2').click(function() { alert('hurray, it works'); }); the clicker2 won't work How can I fix it? I'm intent to create more than one dynamically. and I want to assign Jquery actions to themt too. .click() functions that aren't working on spans or divs that are added later, you'll need to use .live() $("#clicker2")

I have a set of nested DIVs that slidetoggle using jQuery as the user clicks on them. Inside the innermost DIV there is an anchor tag with an HREF that should navigate somewhere. The problem is that when I click on the link it slidetoggles just like the parent DIVs instead of navigating to the url. If I right click the anchor and select open in new tab then that navigates fine. Please can you spot whats going wrong? Thanks <div class="pod"> <li id='ThirdParty'> <div class='block'> <h1>ThirdParty</h1> <div class='systemHeader'> <h2><span>Bobs shop</span></h2> <div class='subSystems'> <div class

QtCore.QObject.connect(my_button, QtCore.SIGNAL('clicked()'), my_func) and my_button.clicked.connect(my_func) I usually use the first option, but then I found the second one and want to know what is a difference between them. The first option is the old-style signal and slot syntax , which is now obsolete. You can still use it in PyQt4, but it is not supported at all in PyQt5. The second option is the new-style signal and slot syntax , which can be used in PyQt5 and all recent versions of PyQt4 (it was introduced in v4.5). The PyQt docs lists the following disadvantages of the old-style syntax