how to add the tooltip to the element by jquery or javascript?

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i want to add a tip----click to copy to the Copy To Clipboard... button like this site(http://www.retailmenot.com/[^]). the yellow part with a Scissor. but when i using jquery to add a tip to it. it doesn't work. why?

i test it on this
site:http://bowser.effectgames.com/~jhuckaby/zeroclipboard/test10.html

$(document).ready(function(){
   $("#d_clip_container").hover(
  function () {
    $(this).append($('<span class="tip">click to copy</span>'));
  },
  function () {
    $(this).find("span:last").remove();
  });
})

i have added the jquery library. The reason the tooltip can't work maybe the copied text is wrapped by the flash, but this site (retailmenot.com) can do. i don't know why?

anyone helps?

Posted 6-May-11 15:52pm

zhuanzhou

Updated 11-May-11 2:11am

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Karthik. A 6-May-11 22:03pm

Formatted the question

Ankur^\m/ 7-May-11 5:42am

For me it is getting copied to the clipboard. I am using FF 4. Or do you mean something else?

zhuanzhou 7-May-11 22:01pm

i want to add a tooltip to it, when the mouse hover on the flash. thank you.

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy · Answer 1 · 2011-05-11T04:09:00

Sorry my friend, the page you have stated that this code is supposed to be run on does NOT include jQuery and the code which you posted is also nowhere to be found. Something is not quite right here. Please check that the page you linked to actually has to to with your question.

Thanks for your cooperation!

-MRB