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I'm trying to make it so the changeWidth function's second parameter can be a percentage value (like in css: something: 50%;). If you follow the link I provided it should be fairly obvious why I'm trying to do this. I thought maybe the parameter passed is just a number (e.g. 75), but then in the method itself it converts it to a % for use in the animate(..) invocation... But I don't know how to do this either.

Any ideas? :)

EDIT: I managed it! Don't worry! (If interested, see this)!

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just like this:

changeWidth($("#testbar"), '50%');

it does work for me.

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I'll give you the selected answer as you were first, but I actually managed to work it out before you responded. Thanks anyway though! :D – Bertie Wheen Sep 22 '12 at 18:41
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You can pass the width as a string

$(function(){
    changeWidth($("#testbar"), '70%');
});
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http://jsfiddle.net/ruFrp/7/

$(function(){
    changeWidth($("#testbar"), '50%');
});
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