Applying style to li generated in loop of function
@nrabinowitz
I am now wondering how to get the map icon when clicked to apply a style to the LI that is created in the previous section. Is that possible? I attempted below in the code but does not work.
function(I) {
// within the scope of this function,
// "thismarker" will work as expected
var listid = I + 1;
$("<li id="+I+"/>")
.html('<span class="leadId">' + listid + '</span>' + '<div class="leadDataWrapper"><div class="leadName">' + data[I][3] + ' ' + data[I][4] + '</div><div class="leadDate">' + data[I][2] + '</div></div><div class="leadType"><img src="/images/map-' + data[I][1].toLowerCase() + '.png"></div>')
.click(function(){
infowindow.close();
infowindow.setContent(contentString[I]);
map.setCenter(markers[I].position);
infowindow.open(map, markers[I]);
})
.appendTo("#leadsList ul");
google.maps.event.addLi开发者_C百科stener(marker, "click", function(e){
infowindow.close();
infowindow.setContent(contentString[I]);
infowindow.open(map, markers[I]);
$("#leadsList li #"+I).css({"background-color":"#666666"});
});
})(I);
The id of any dom element cannot be an integer, it should always start with alpha or special character. Try this
function(I) {
// within the scope of this function,
// "thismarker" will work as expected
var listid = I + 1;
$("<li id='_"+I+"'/>")
.html('<span class="leadId">' + listid + '</span>' + '<div class="leadDataWrapper"><div class="leadName">' + data[I][3] + ' ' + data[I][4] + '</div><div class="leadDate">' + data[I][2] + '</div></div><div class="leadType"><img src="/images/map-' + data[I][1].toLowerCase() + '.png"></div>')
.click(function(){
infowindow.close();
infowindow.setContent(contentString[I]);
map.setCenter(markers[I].position);
infowindow.open(map, markers[I]);
})
.appendTo("#leadsList ul");
google.maps.event.addListener(marker, "click", function(e){
infowindow.close();
infowindow.setContent(contentString[I]);
infowindow.open(map, markers[I]);
$("#leadsList li #_"+I).css({"background-color":"#666666"});
});
})(I);
You have a space between li
and #I
. That effectively means, get me the element that is a descendant of an li and has an id of I
. Remove the space to correct it to be the li with an id of I
:
$("#leadsList li#"+I).css({"background-color":"#666666"});
But you don't need most of that selector anyway. Just reference the id - unless you have a special case.
$("#"+I).css({"background-color":"#666666"});
You're missing quotes in some of your selectors.
Instead of $("<li id="+I+"/>")
, try: $('<li id="' + I + '" />')
.
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