He took full advantage of the improved track position, as well as found a groove around the very inside line of the quarter-mile bullring, passing Clinton Boyles for third and quickly setting his sights on the leading pair of Tucker/Boat Motorsports cars in Chris Windom and Larson. That crash, combined with third-running Thomas Meseraull spinning to avoid contact, meant that Thorson was elevated from sixth to fourth for the ensuing 12-lap run to the checkered flag.
7bc in turn one before flipping out of the race lead. The Minden, Nev., native dropped as far back as 10th in the first eight laps, while up front, Tyler Courtney jetted from fifth to first on the opening lap and took command of the race in its first half.Ĭourtney led the opening 18 rotations virtually uncontested, all while Thorson was mired between sixth and eighth, but Thorson finally caught a break during the race’s game-changing restart with 12 to go after Courtney biked his No. Thorson qualified 17th but won his heat race to improve to an eighth-place starting spot in the feature, and once toward the front he slowly and methodically worked his way into contention. Thorson, whose Hayward Motorsports team suffered back-to-back engine failures on Friday and Saturday, didn’t even know until early Sunday morning that he’d be able to compete in the last race of the six-night Hoosier State sojourn.īut after getting a loaned Toyota power plant from McIntosh to be able to race, Thorson dug his heels in and put all the pieces together to end up in victory lane after contending at the front of the field throughout the week. – With a little help from rival team owner Dave McIntosh, plus a thrilling inside pass off the second corner, Tanner Thorson edged Kyle Larson in a photo finish to win Sunday night’s Indiana Midget Week finale at Kokomo Speedway. Remove the onclick event handler from the HTML element for the add to cart button and move it to the $(document).ready() handler in jQuery (let's try to keep all the script in the same place - at least for now): $(document).KOKOMO, Ind. Gone in the wrong direction for a few of these lines*/ * note that I stopped coding here because I think that you may have Also set any selectors used multiple times to variables to improve efficiency. Regardless, try using $("tabs").children().first() instead, as that custom script could be causing the conflict.Ĭhange your code to wrap whatever you can in a $(document).ready() - this will ensure that all of your dynamically and subsequently added elements are included in the collections populated by using the jQuery selectors.
The id container_3 contains a "Add to Cart" button Add to Cart which wont work.įor starters, try setting move to be a local variable ( var move.) and second, I'm pretty sure that there is no firstDescendant method, unless you're using your own custom script. Var active_tab = $('tabs').firstDescendant().firstDescendant().firstDescendant() Įl. += ' active-tab' Īctive_ = 'corner-left-top' $('tabs').firstDescendant().className += ' active-tab' I tried using jQuery.noConflict() but it didnt help. It looks like it is causing jQuery conflict. I am using following script for tab slides on my magento store.
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