Reputation: 439
my problem is, when i click on a div with the class "trigger" every div "group" opens, but only the parent div should open, how can i do this?
// global variables
var nav = $('.group'),
navHeight = nav.height()+15,
items = $('.group .item .trigger'),
itemsSub = items.next('.toggle_container'),
itemsSubOpen = false,
speed = 400;
// global functions
var navOpen = function (thisSubmenu) {
itemsSubOpen = true;
// get height
thisSubmenu.css('height', 'auto');
var thisHeight = thisSubmenu.height();
thisSubmenu
.css('height', '0')
.animate({height: thisHeight }, speed)
.addClass('open');
nav.animate({height: thisHeight + navHeight }, speed);
};
var navClose = function () {
itemsSubOpen = false;
items.next('.open')
.animate({height: 0}, speed)
.removeClass('open');
nav.animate({height: navHeight-15 }, speed);
};
// prepare css
itemsSub.css('display', 'block');
itemsSub.css('height', '0');
// click event
items.click(function(event) {
// set local variables
var thisItem = $(this),
thisSubmenu = thisItem.next('.toggle_container');
// conditional click event handling
if ( itemsSubOpen ) {
if ( thisSubmenu.hasClass('open') ) {
// only close
navClose();
} else {
// close old, than open new
navClose();
setTimeout(function() {
navOpen(thisSubmenu);
}, speed);
}
} else {
// only open
navOpen(thisSubmenu);
}
// prevent default
event.preventDefault();
});
I have this fiddle here as an example: http://jsfiddle.net/kfcgg/15/ Maybe one of you can help me with that problem.
Thanks
Upvotes: 1
Views: 70
Reputation: 639
The right way to do this is you refer only to the parent div!
$(this).closest('.group')
will refer to the parent 'group' class only. I hope this is usefull!
Upvotes: 1