To make the code cleaner and more efficient, you shouldn't create a function and click handler for every item. What you should do is what you are already thinking; Add attributes to the
I've created a fiddle, so you can, well fiddle around with that idea:
http://jsfiddle.net/iOnline247/eFqLB/
So to fit this within your DVWP, you will get rid of the logic of adding script for every row. Add logic to generate the attributes that are needed for each
Cheers,
Matthew
<a> tag and with your 1 click handler, pick those attributes up on the fly and use them within your 1 function call.I've created a fiddle, so you can, well fiddle around with that idea:
http://jsfiddle.net/iOnline247/eFqLB/
So to fit this within your DVWP, you will get rid of the logic of adding script for every row. Add logic to generate the attributes that are needed for each
<a> within your XSLT, and finally within your XSLT after the row iteration, add a simple <script> block with the code from the fiddle. You'll need to tweak the script accordingly though.Cheers,
Matthew
