Question

BEFORE CHAOS

I used to have this one…

at the head part

<script type="text/javascript">$(function() { $("form.openid:eq(0)").openid(); });</script>

in the jquery.openid.js

var direct = function () {
    var $li = $(this);

    $this.unbind('submit').submit(function() {
      $id.val($this.find("li.highlight span").text());
    });
    $this.submit();
    return false;
  };

and in the body part

<form class="openid" method="post" action="/Login.xhtml?ReturnUrl="> 
  <div>
   <ul class="providers">  
    <li class="direct" title="Google"> <img src="images/googleW.png" alt="icon" />
   </ul>
  </div>  
</form>

which works like a charm.

AFTER CHAOS

Now since i would like to add the all above as content in an ASP.NET page i made the appropriate changes

at the head part in The MasterPage

<script type="text/javascript">$(function () { $("#test.openidd").openid(); });</script>

in the body part, i added the div with id=test and class equal to openidd.

<div id ="test" class="openidd">
  <ul class="providers">
  <li class="direct" title="Google"> <img src="images/google.png" />     
  </ul>
</div> 

So what changes should i make to the jquery.openid.js to make it work?

I mean in the first case the $this refers to form.openid:eq(0)
In the second case the $this refers to #text.openidd and the form is never submitted.

I guess something like this one $this.FindParentForm exists in JQUERY, but i have no clue!

Please keep your answers as simple as possible, since i am a newbie

Thank you in advance.

UPDATE
From the answers i have seen so far, i guess or i have not set my question clear or i am soooo newbie. I added the div tag as enclosure for the elements. The form contains other <li>‘s etc that jquery messes with. And i would not like that! That’s why in my post i believe that the work has to be done in the jquery.openid.js file… something like

$this.GETParentFORM.unbind('submit').submit(function() {
   $id.val($this.GETParentFORM.find("li.highlight span").text());
   });
$this.GETParentFORM.submit();

Answer 1

CODE

$(this).parents('form#myId')...

EXAMPLE

http://jsfiddle.net/ngdcs/