How to have one effect for some divs simultaneously

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Hi.
I have some div element that their ids are 1,2,3,...
These div s have internal div s which their dispaly property are none and their ids are 1_d,2_d,3_d,... according to thir external div,for example internal div for div with id:1 is 1_d.
I want to show internal divs when mouseenter event is applied.
when I do like below codes,it is ok:

JavaScript

$("#" + 1).mouseenter(function () {
        $("#" + 1 + '_d').stop(true, true).show('clip');
    }).mouseleave(function () {
        $('#' + 1 + '_d').stop(true, true).hide('clip');
    });
    $("#" + 2).mouseenter(function () {
        $("#" + 2 + '_d').stop(true, true).show('clip');
    }).mouseleave(function () {
        $('#' + 2 + '_d').stop(true, true).hide('clip');
    });

but when i want to use "for" it has problem:

JavaScript

for (var i = 1; i < 3; i++) {
            var item_d = count + '_d';
            $("#" + i).mouseenter(function () {
                $("#" + item_d).stop(true, true).show('clip');
            }).mouseleave(function () {
                $('#' + item_d).stop(true, true).hide('clip');
            });
        }

what can I do in order to use "for" instead of writing them separately?
Another question is that in Fire Fox,when my mouse over a div ,this effect execute repeatedly until mouse leave the div,this problem is just is Fire Fox,what can i do to prevent executing this effect repeatedly?
Please help me.
Thanks in advance.

Posted 16-Sep-12 19:23pm

k5_ce

Updated 19-Sep-12 2:44am

DaveAuld

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DaveAuld 19-Sep-12 8:45am

Changed language in code block from "text" to "javascript".

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**Andrei Straut** · Answer 1 · 2012-09-19T02:50:00

Why don't you give all the same CSS class? Say, for instance:

HTML

<div id="1_d" class="div_hidden">some_content</div>
<div id="2_d" class="div_hidden">some_other_content</div>
<div id="3_d" class="div_hidden">some_other_content</div>
<div id="4_d" class="div_hidden">some_other_content</div>

Then you could with JS or even better, jQuery, toggle them all or perform any operations in bulk, like:

JavaScript

$(".div_hidden").doSomeOperation();

And in this way, it will be applied to all divs with div_hidden class

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