$(document).ready(function() {
$('#color-one').click(function() {
brush.setColor('#990000');
});
$('#color-two').click(function() {
brush.setColor('#CC0000');
});
$('#color-three').click(function() {
brush.setColor('#CC3300;');
});
$('#color-four').click(function() {
brush.setColor('#FFCC00;');
});
$('#color-five').click(function() {
brush.setColor('#FFFF00;');
});
$('#color-six').click(function() {
brush.setColor('#CCFF00;');
});
$('#color-seven').click(function() {
brush.setColor('#66FF00;');
});
$('#color-eight').click(function() {
brush.setColor('#003300;');
});
$('#color-nine').click(function() {
brush.setColor('#33FFCC;');
});
$('#color-ten').click(function() {
brush.setColor('#3300CC;');
});
$('#color-eleven').click(function() {
brush.setColor('#660033;');
});
$('#color-twelve').click(function() {
brush.setColor('#660066');
});
$('#color-thirteen').click(function() {
brush.setColor('#000000');
});
$('#color-fourteen').click(function() {
brush.setColor('#ffffff');
});
});
</script>
I was thinking something like this
$('#color-one, #color-two, ... color-fourteen).click(function() {
brush.setColor(this.val);
});
But I'm not sure how you obtain the color from the value property.