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1. gian-ava
   Member
   Posted 3 months ago #
   

   Hi,

   I'm using jQuery to slide down the "#comment-users-details" block when you click into the textarea element, and it works fine.

   But because of the JS code, now when a user is logged in using Facebook and click into the texarea, the "#comment-users-details" will show up.

   So I am trying to use jQuery to check if the "span#fb-user" (the FB logged in block used by the plugin) doesn't exist, and execute the slide down code only in that event, not if it's there. But I got no result.

   The working code for the effect is this:

   $('#comments textarea').click(function(){
   $('#comment-user-details').slideDown("slow");
   });

   And the one I am trying to use to check if a user is logged in with FB is this:

   if ($('span#fb-user').length = 0) {
   $('#comments textarea').click(function(){
   $('#comment-user-details').slideDown("slow");
   });
   }

   Any suggestions?

   Thanks.

   http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/simple-facebook-connect/

2. gian-ava
   Member
   Posted 3 months ago #
   

   Ok, I did get it, with the help of someone on the StackExchange forum, so here's the code:

   $('#comments textarea').click(function() {
   		if ($("#fb-user").length == 0) { // If the "SFC Plugin" element doesn't exists, than apply the code
   			$('#comment-user-details').slideDown("slow");
   		}
   	});

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