0

I have some list elements with dynamically id changing. Next i give this id's to other element, as a class one by one. So, this is my code:

$('#rounded_items li').one({click: function(){
    $('#back_button').addClass(this.id);
}});

and #back_button receives classes 1, 2, 3, 4 from #rounded_items li. How can i grab the last class from back_button and give it to #rounded_items by click.

Is there any possible to give back the last class from element who receives this class?

4

3 回答 3

1

maybe you can store it as data

$('#rounded_items li').one('click', function(){
    var classes = $('#back_button').attr('class').split(/\s+/);
    var last = classes[classes.length-1];
    $.data($('#back_button')[0],'lastclass',last);
    $('#back_button').addClass(this.id);
});

$('#back_button').click(function(){
    var lastclass = $.data($('#back_button')[0],'lastclass');
    $('#rounded_items').addClass(lastclass);
    var classes = $('#back_button').attr('class').split(/\s+/);
    $.data($('#back_button')[0],'lastclass',classes[classes.length-3]);
    $('#back_button').removeClass(classes[classes.length-1]);
});

you can also try this:

   $('#back_button').click(function(){
        var classes = $('#back_button').attr('class').split(/\s+/);
        $('#rounded_items').addClass(classes[classes.length-2]);
        $('#back_button').removeClass(classes[classes.length-1]);
    });
于 2012-08-27T11:23:55.950 回答
0

Use an array to store the ids, not a class attribute!

var stack = [];
$('#rounded_items li').one('click',function(){
    stack.push(this.id);
});
$('#back_button').click(function(){
    $('#rounded_items').setClass(stack.pop());
});
于 2012-08-27T11:25:11.153 回答
0

I'm assuming that your classes aren't really being used to style anything, as they're not legal CSS identifiers. If the intent is just to store some state, use .data:

var $back = $('#back_button');

$back.data('state', []);                   // empty array to store state

$('#rounded_items li').one({click: function() {
    $back.data('state').push(this);        // store clicked element
});

$back.on('click', function() {
    var elem = $back.date('state').pop();  // retrieve last clicked element
    if (elem) {
        // do something with elem...
    }
});

If the code is all in the same lexical scope you can just use a local array to store the state without using .data().

于 2012-08-27T11:32:13.720 回答