$("#capslide_img_cont") will get the first element.if you use 'Id' attribute,there will be not only one div with 'id' attribute.it's not good.so I suggest using 'name' attribute ,and then $("div[name='capslide_img_cont']").capslide.or using 'class' attribute if no one use 'ic_container' except this div.zhe code below:

$(function () {
    $(".capslide\_img\_cont").capslide({
        caption\_color: 'white',
        caption\_bgcolor: 'black',
        overlay\_bgcolor: 'black',
        border: '',
        showcaption: false
    });
});
    &lt;/script></pre></x-turndown>

maybe you can create a new webcontrol,the textbox is not fit for your situation!

hi, zhe subject is that class Class1 { private string str = "class1.str"; private int i = 0; static void StringConvert(string str) { str = "string being converted."; } static void StringConvert(Class1 c) { c.str = "string being converted."; } static void Add(int i) { i++; } static void AddWithRef(ref int i) { i++; } static void Main() { int i1 = 10; int i2 = 20; string str = "str"; Class1 c = new Class1(); Add(i1); AddWithRef(ref i2); Add(c.i); StringConvert(str); StringConvert(c); Console.WriteLine(i1); Console.WriteLine(i2); Console.WriteLine(c.i); Console.WriteLine(str); Console.WriteLine(c.str); Console.Read(); } tell me why "Console.WriteLine(str);" and "Console.WriteLine(c.str);" zhe two sentence have two different results! I know that zhe "string" is reference type! but here i am puzzled!

modified on Saturday, June 20, 2009 8:09 AM