php - creating span IDs on the fly for later use in jquery -
I have some PHP code that runs a loop, a button and a span exits, every time it Loop is like this:
(Loop inside)
echo "& lt; span id = \" sendbutton \ "& gt; & lt; input type = \ "Button \" event = '$ eventID' id = \ "sends \" value = \ "send a family member" /> gt; "; Echo "& lt; span id = \" names \ "& gt; & lt; / span & gt;"; Later in my code, I have jquery which catches one of the button clicks and codes, then writes back. What I want to do is, immediately after clicking that button, click on the button that was clicked.
$ ('# name'). Enclosed ('hey! This button was that you clicked'); Obviously, in my example, the way I want it does not work much. Each loop creates a span with an ID of names, and so when I click any button, it adds to the highest duration I can easily enter $ eventID as a span id I can use it, but I do not know how it is correctly referenced in my javascript. How could I add it to the button Clicked? $ (this) Maybe? I just do not know how to use it. Edit, and info:
My click code looks like this:
$ ('Input: button') Click (function () {...} Even more information:
I should have asked more clearly. Can make my span ID unique . I've just set it to $ eventID but how do I tell it jquery?
You do not have an element with duplicate ID Convert your ID to classes and try it.
$ ("input.sendsomeone"). ($ (This) .next ("span") .html ('hey! It That was the button you clicked! '));
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