[Dennis]

Well you have to use jquery. The issue is WordPress writes in no-conflict mode instead of standard jquery notation. I always switch out with Google’s CDN version of jQuery so I never write in no-conflict mode. Basically, when I write $() you would replace it with jQuery() You can read more here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_enqueue_script#jQuery_noConflict_wrappers

[Dennis]

For those of you who use PRO and are trying to do something similar I threw this together for a project I’m working on. We didn’t need the dropdown forms but we liked the rest so we added a little ajax of our own.
http://pastebin.com/86KWkCCv

NOTE: We use Google CDN for jQuery so the $ notation wont work with default WP just change to what you prefer.

When the change happens the first time it shows the default arrow for a split second then never does it again. Pretty odd. We’re actually changing it to use arrow graphics and using .data() instead of .html

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