I'm using this method for years and I don't know if this a good idea. How you proceed if you want to pass data to a functions?
For example, passing a string data to jquery .hover event:
<table>...
<tr class='my_row' id='uniqueid_param1_param2_param3'>
<td>Some value #1</td>
<td>Some value #2</td>
...
<td>Some value #n</td>
</tr>
And within jQuery:
$('.my_row').hover(function(){
var param = $(this).attr('id').split('_');
param[1]; // param1
param[2]; // param2
param[3]; // param3
});
There are advantages and disadvantages, I won't enumerate them, but I will write another example how normal people, or how I think others are using:
<table>...
<tr class='my_row'
onmouseover="handle_param('param1', 'param2', 'param2');"
onmouseout="handle_param('param1', 'param2', 'param2');">
<td>Some value #1</td>
<td>Some value #2</td>
...
<td>Some value #n</td>
</tr>
And within js:
function handle_param(param1, param2, param3){
//...
}
I don't like this method, if you have many many rows this wouldn't be a good ideea.
So, how do you proceed? How you would do it if you have to pass data to a functions?