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Asked: May 16, 20262026-05-16T06:08:18+00:00 2026-05-16T06:08:18+00:00

I have a dynamically populating table and would like to add a mouseover feature

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I have a dynamically populating table and would like to add a mouseover feature

(mouseover="style.backgroundColor='#E1EBF4'") 

to my table row while the data row is being added.

function addRecentData(data) {
   $('#newTable tr:last').after('<tr><td class="name"></td><td class="id"></td></tr>');
   var $tr = $('#newTable tr:last');
   $tr.find('.name').html(data.Name);
   $tr.find('.id').html(data.Id);
}
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    2026-05-16T06:08:19+00:00Added an answer on May 16, 2026 at 6:08 am

    EDIT: Note that if you’re not concerned about IE6 support, you could use the CSS :hover pseudo selector to change the background. This should probably be the first consideration.

    #newTable ​tr:hover {
        background: #E1EBF4;
    }​
    

    Given your current code, you could just use your $tr reference to the table:

    function addRecentData(data) {
       $('#newTable tr:last').after('<tr><td class="name"></td><td class="id"></td></tr>');
       var $tr = $('#newTable tr:last');
       $tr.find('.name').html(data.Name);
       $tr.find('.id').html(data.Id);
       $tr.mouseover(function() {
           $(this).css('backgroundColor','#E1EBF4');
           // this.style.backgroundColor = '#E1EBF4';  // or you could do this
       });
    }
    

    Another approach would be to use inserAfter() instead of after(), and assign the variable immediately.

    function addRecentData(data) {
       var $tr = $('<tr><td class="name"></td><td class="id"></td></tr>')
                       .insertAfter('#newTable tr:last');
       $tr.find('.name').html(data.Name);
       $tr.find('.id').html(data.Id);
       $tr.mouseover(function() {
           $(this).css('backgroundColor','#E1EBF4');
           // this.style.backgroundColor = '#E1EBF4';  // or you could do this
       });
    }
    

    Or if each <tr> should get the mouseover, you could use .delegate() on the #newTable to take care of the mouseover.

    $('#newTable').delegate('tr', 'mouseover', function() {
        $(this).css('backgroundColor','#E1EBF4');
        // this.style.backgroundColor = '#E1EBF4';  // or you could do this
    });
    

    Now <tr> elements will automatically get the functionality you want when they are added to the table.

    • http://api.jquery.com/delegate/
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