Reputation: 3869
I'm new to javascript and starting the mix javascript + jquery + coffeescript all together is not easy for a newbie like me...
I've created a very simple sortable list and I'd like to renumber my list on the fly (the server side code is ok).
The coffeescript code I wrote is:
jQuery ->
$('.simple_grid tbody').sortable
axis: 'y'
containment: 'parent'
cursor: 'move'
tolerance: 'pointer'
update: (event,ui)->
$.post($(this).attr('dataupdateurl') + '/' + ui.item.attr('id') + '/reorder/' + ui.item.index())
$('tr > td > a > span.number').each (i, element) =>
$(element).html i
This generates a table of this kind
<table class= "simple-grid">
<tbody dataupdateurl = "xxx">
<tr>
<td>
<a href="some_link"><span class="number">1</span>text 1</a>
</td>
<td>
<a href="some_link"><span class="number">2</span>text 2</a>
</td>
<td>
<a href="some_link"><span class="number">3</span>text 3</a>
</td>
</tr>
</tbody>
</table>
I'm trying to renumber what's inside the span.number elements when the update callback triggers but I get following error message:
element is not defined
Any help would be very welcome! Thanks!
UPDATE: the problem was due to the fact that I missed an indent in the last function:
$('span.number').each (i, element) =>
$(element).html i
Upvotes: 4
Views: 7812
Reputation: 186
I don't know coffee script but generally using jQuery selector doesn't require the full path.
e.g. $('tr > td > a > span.number')
could be rewritten as $('.number')
, also the .each() is generally used as .each(function(index, element) { YOUR CODE });
. The last thing that looks out of place is setting the html this is generally done as .html('value')
. So in your case $(element).html(i);
. Hope this helps?
Upvotes: 4