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John McKeon

JQuery options

I have an option that needs to render differently than what I have seen with most options.

The option value needs to be a jQuery object so that it should render as:

"option": $("#anId")

Is this possible?

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Bart Veenstra

Re: JQuery options

you can try to use:

JSStream on: ' $("#anId")'

But you can also use the current renderer to generate the jqeury selector:

(s jQuery id: #anId)

and use that as an argument

2010/8/30 John McKeon <[hidden email]>

I have an option that needs to render differently than what I have seen with most options.
The option value needs to be a jQuery object so that it should render as:
"option": $("#anId")

Is this possible?

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Lukas Renggli

Re: JQuery options

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There are various jQuery calls that accept other jQuery object as an
argument/option, e.g. from the tests:

html ajax serialize: (html jQuery: 'form')

gives:

$.ajax({"url":"http://www.seaside.st/","data":["_s=1","_k=a","1",$("form").serialize()].join("&")})

So it should be fine in all cases just to pass the other jQuery object
as argument.

Lukas

On 30 August 2010 11:47, John McKeon <[hidden email]> wrote:

> I have an option that needs to render differently than what I have seen with
> most options.
> The option value needs to be a jQuery object so that it should render as:
> "option": $("#anId")
> Is this possible?
>
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>
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