This should get all the elements of class email it value and then assign it to the email array $("action"). Click(function () { var emails=new Array(); var j=0; $(". Email").
Each(function(){ emailsj==$(this).val(); j++; }); }).
This should get all the elements of class email it value and then assign it to the email array. $("action"). Click(function () { var emails=new Array(); var j=0; $(".
Email"). Each(function(){ emailsj==$(this).val(); j++; }); }).
Thanks for your help, I followed Pat's fiddle above and made sense of it, the issue was simple, I didn't have the doc. Ready $(function(){}; surrounding my valuesArr function, i'm all set now, thanks, -tim – tim peterson Oct 11 at 4:22.
The original script was correct as Pat said. The problem was with how the script was called. The original script will work if you do either of the following: making sure the original script is below the tags in your your HTML file encapsulating the script in a jQuery document.
Ready function, i.e. , $(function(){ --$. Each function() -- }); thanks to both Pat and COLD TOLD for their help, -tim.
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