Multiple Methods in a jQuery Event -


i'm having difficulty writing jquery code. i'm trying pass multiple methods through event handler $(foo).click(methodone , methodtwo); purpose of first method fade out current view , hide , purpose of second method display alternate view. whatever reason click accepting 1 method, , i'm quite positive can accept @ least 2. here code:

$(document).ready(function(){     $("#slide1").hide();     $(".items img").click(function() {          if ($(this).hasclass("active")) { return; }          $(".items img").removeclass("active");         $(this).addclass("active");          $(".slide1").click(fadeout,showslide1);         $(".slide0").click(fadeout,showslide0);     });   });   function fadeout() { $(this).stop().fadeto("medium", 0); $(this).hide(); }  //slide 0 has been clicked function showslide0(){ $("#slide0").stop().fadeto("medium", 1); }                                     //slide 1 has been clicked function showslide1(){ $("#slide1").stop().fadeto("medium", 1); } 

no - .click() accept 1 function. (and i'm pretty sure)

but can work on you're trying do.

your code simplified below,

$(".slide1,.slide0").click(fadeout);  function fadeout() { $(this).stop()        .fadeto("medium", 0)        .hide()        .fadeto("medium", 1);  } 

which gives me scratch in head. what trying yo achieve??

or maybe looking .toggle() ?


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