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I currently have a php generated array that looks like:

<ul><div class="oddListing"><li><a
  onClick="summaryJS.showCaseSummary('373');"
  onDblClick="caseWindow('view&cnmbr=373');">ARMIJOMAR</a></li></div>
<div class="evenListing"><li><a
  onClick="summaryJS.showCaseSummary('374');"
  onDblClick="caseWindow('view&cnmbr=374');">ARMIJOMAR01</a></li></div>
<div class="oddListing">

....

This array can exceed a thousand records at any one time. I'm trying to
conform this to HTML 4.01 Transitional which means moving the onClick and onDblClick to a series of addEvent statements in the head section of the document.

I'd like to avoid declaring a thousand functions like:

$('someID1').addEvent('click', function() { Somefunction(); });
$('someID1').addEvent('dblclick', function() { SomeDblfunction(); });
$('someID2').addEvent('click', function() { Somefunction(); });

...

Is there some method for coding this using class rather than id? A single function that will be able to recognize the id rather than a thousand identical functions with slightly different arguments.

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I believe JQuery can take a class as a parameter something like $('.classname') rather than $('#id')

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