jQuery variable trouble
I'm trying to load in some content with the .load() function, here's my code.
$(window).load(function() {
$('.spotlight').append('<div class="caption"></div>');
$('.spotlight .caption').hover(function 开发者_如何学C() {
$(this).animate({ top : '-=50px' }, 150)}, function () {
$(this).animate({ top : '+=50px' }, 150)}
);
$('.caption').load($(this).parent().data('who')+'.html');
});
but in the HTML I have
<div class="spotlight" who="student">
<img src="sga_small.jpg" />
</div>
<div class="spotlight" who="staff">
<img src="sga_small.jpg" />
</div>
But it tries to load in undefined.html. How would I go about fixing this? Here's a link to the page http://www.coralspringshigh.org/demo/
First thought, you should be using data-who="student"
instead of just who
, that way you can use $(this).parent().data('who')+'.html'
Now that you've updated to include more of the code, the flaw is more obvious. this
in that context is actually window
because you are inside of the $(window).load()
handler. Try doing something like this instead:
// fires on document ready, not quite window load, but better:
$(function() {
$('.spotlight').each(function() {
var spot = $( this ),
caption = $("<div class='caption'></div>").appendTo(spot);
caption.load( spot.data('who') + '.html' );
spot.hover(function() {
caption.animate({ top : '-=50px' }, 150)
}, function () {
caption.animate({ top : '+=50px' }, 150)
});
});
});
Chances are this is returning undefined:
$(this).parent().attr('who')
Make sure that this parent has a value in the attribute who.
Try this:
$('.caption').each(function() {
$(this).load($(this).parent().attr('who') + '.html');
});
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