You need to stop the click on cancel from bubbling up and also being a click on wrapper by using stopPropagation() like this.
You need to stop the click on . Cancel from bubbling up and also being a click on . Wrapper by using .stopPropagation(), like this: $('.
Cancel'). Live("click", function(e){ $('. Inner1').show(); $('.
Inner2').hide(); e.stopPropagation(); }); You can test it out here. What's currently happening is you are hiding it, but then the . Wrapper click handler gets the click and immediately shows .
Inner2 again.
Oh man thanks for the help! Now I get it! – Scott Oct 22 '10 at 9:52 @Scott - welcome!
:) – Nick Craver? Oct 22 '10 at 10:03 after some further thought, I decided just to make inner divs clickable instead. Having the main div clickable presents so many challenges now that you have explained to me what's happening.
Thanks for sharing. – Scott Oct 22 '10 at 10:03 @Scott - that sounds like a better solution to me as well, cheers on getting it the way you wanted :) – Nick Craver? Oct 22 '10 at 10:05.
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