How do i find a specific form using jquery and a link i clicked

Question

I have a link and would like to show/hide ONE form. The first line does it but it does it to ALL forms inside of the one in its own comment div. How do i select the form. the other 3 were guesses and dont work (they seem to do nothing at all). I'm thinking going up to the comment, then down to the form and use toggle on it (as the first line which works but applies to all) would do the trick. But so far it seems i get 0 elements

$('.comment .reply a').click(function() {
    $('.comment form').toggle('slow');
    //$(this).parent('.comment').children('form')[0].toggle('slow');
    //$(this).parent('.comment').find('form').toggle('slow');
    //$("form", this).toggle('slow');
});

Answer 1

If I understand correctly, this should do it:

$('.comment .reply a').click(function() {
    $(this).closest(".comment").find("form").toggle('slow');
});

That is to say, get the closest parent div of class .comment to the clicked anchor, and find its descendant form element.

Answer 2

Change that to

$('.comment .reply a').click(function(event)
{
    $(event.target).parent('form').toggle('slow);
});

This will take the target of the event, find the parent form, and toggle it.

Answer 3

You could try

$(this).closest('form').toggle();

Answer 4

Add an id to the form, and use it in the selector.