jQuery: if tr row count?

[StephBertha]

Hi there!

I’m working on something like this:
http://jsfiddle.net/yGM3m/

But it won’t work. It’s displaying the “before” and “after” dom manipulations on both tables, when I only want it on the second table.

I think I’m close. Help?

[mweldan]

i don’t really understand what you want to achieve.

for this:

> It’s displaying the “before” and “after” dom manipulations on both tables, when I only want it on the second table.

you can put different element id

http://jsfiddle.net/yGM3m/1/

[TheDoc]

You had a couple of problems going on. For starters, you had two divs with the same ID, this is a big no no. In my example I have changed them to classes.

Secondly, your comparison looked like this `rowCount = 7` which will *always* return true. What you were looking for is either `rowCount === 7` or `rowCount >= 7`.

http://jsfiddle.net/yGM3m/2/

[TheDoc]

I also added an `each()` loop if you are going to have multiple dimension tables on a single page.

[StephBertha]

@mweldan – Sorry that I may have written my post incoherently. TheDoc has done what I needed. Thank you, though!

@TheDoc – That’s exactly what I was looking for. Actually, I added the two ID’s on Jsfiddle, but the 2 tables won’t be on the page at the same time. :) Thank you! I knew I was close, but the operators were off.

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