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    <p>Instead of triggering a click, I'd say it would be easier to just store a reference to the callback-function, and then use that reference both as your click-event callback and then just call i separately as well, instead of triggering a click event. Something like this:</p> <pre><code>var callback = function(){ if ($(this).parent().find("td.two, td.three").hasClass("toggled")){ $(this).parent().find("td.two").fadeOut(400); $(this).parent().find("td.three").fadeOut(400); $(this).parent().find("td.two").removeClass("toggled"); $(this).parent().find("td.three").removeClass("toggled"); } else { if ($(this).parent().find("td.three").hasClass("DoNotWant")){ $(this).parent().find("td.three").fadeOut(400); $(this).parent().find("td.three").toggleClass("DoNotWant"); } else { $(this).parent().find("td.three").fadeIn(400); $(this).parent().find("td.three").toggleClass("toggled"); } $(this).parent().find("td.two").fadeIn(400); $(this).parent().find("td.two").toggleClass("toggled"); } }; // Bind the click event $("td.one").click("click", callback); $(function () { // Instead of triggering a click, just call the function callback(); }); </code></pre> <p><em>In this example the callback for <code>td.two</code> has been left out for simplicity of the example</em></p> <p><strong>Side notes:</strong></p> <ol> <li><p>I believe there is a problem with your logic here, if you have more than one td that match your selector in the if-statement. In that case, the first element that matches will always be used when checking if it has class <code>toggled</code>. <code>.hasClass()</code> will evaluate the first element in the set of matched elements.</p></li> <li><p>You can make your code more efficient by using less DOM-traversing. In the callback, save a reference to the parent in a variable, and use that variable instead of calling <code>$(this).parent()</code> every time.</p></li> </ol>
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    1. COHmm, tried it, doesn't give the desired result. The content has to be edited on load, not on a click, if you know what i mean? Page loads with content from the database, so if database says it is no, it loads class no to the div, and in that case, the content behind it should appear..
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    2. CO@SliQz Okay, so then you have to wait for the DOM to be ready before you call `callback`. Updated my example. (Not sure I understand the last part of your comment).
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