First, thanks for the code. jQuery is just one way to do things and certainly Prototype is popular for a reason.
I’d like to see a page with this in action. (Suppose I could do it myself, but I’m swamped today)
For some reason it is only adding the alt class and mouse events to my first 3 rows. Any ideas? My rows are being generated via PHP & mySQL
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]]>I have implemented this on an asp.net ListView. In the ListView I have addional nested tables for column headers and pagers etc and the “Striping” is cascaded down to the rows in the nested tables, is there a way of preventing this?
Thanks again…
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Any idea?
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I have a question… i try your example and it works very good… but then I want to make something diferent and use DIV tags, not a TABLE, but its looks like the code doesn’t understand it.
This is the example:
<script type=’text/javascript’>
/* <![CDATA[ */
$(document).ready(function() {
$(".whatever").addClass("alt");
})
/* ]]> */
</script>
<div class=”over”>prueba de class over</div>
<div class=”alt”>prueba de class alt</div>
<div class=”whatever”>prueba de class whatever</div>
The two first DIV tags take the class, by default, buy the 3th DIV doesn’t take the alt class with the js.
Thanks for all.
P.D.: Sorry by my English, I speak spanish 
hover on elements other than links in browsers like IE6 don’t work… so, you can’t do it just with css. ]]>
.tableForm tr:hover { background:#F8F8F8; }
will do the same thing.
]]>$(’.stripeMe tr:even’).mouseover(function() {
$(this).removeClass(”alt”);
$(this).addClass(”over”);
}).mouseout(function() {
$(this).removeClass(”over”);
$(this).addClass(”alt”);
});
then only the bg color is changing on mouseover for even rows. ]]>
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One table is coloured based upon the data by my CGI and the second table has the nice stripe alternating and the mouseover or hover work perfectly.
Problem is, the hover / mouseover is happening on all the tables. While this is not a huge issue, the way I see it, it should only be affecting the table with the class of stripeMe
Am I missing something? I put a different class name on the table I didn’t want affected but it was.
Scott
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