You need to be more specific in the toggle when you call it.
Assuming you use parabola
Code:
<div class="table_top">
<div class="table_top_title"><span class="rank">#{$rank}</span><a href="{$url}" onclick="out(this,'{$username}');" class="show_banner" title="{$title}" rel="nofollow">{$title}</a></div>
<div class="table_top_inside_border">
<div class="table_top_inside"><a href="{$url}" onclick="out(this,'{$username}');" rel="nofollow"><img src="{$banner_url}" alt="{$title}" class="vistip" title="{$title}"/></a>
<div class="right badge"><a href="{$list_url}/{$url_helper_a}details{$url_helper_u}{$username}{$url_tail}">
{$screenshot}<br />
<img src="{$skins_url}/{$skin_name}/stats.png" alt="{$lng->table_stats}" height="21" width="21" /><br />{$lng->table_stats} <br /><img src="{$skins_url}/{$skin_name}/{$up_down}.png" alt="{$lng->up_down}" /></a>
</div>
<p>{$description, length=255}</p>
{$rankings_custom_fields}
<div class="catinfo"><em>{$lng->g_category}</em>: <a href="{$list_url}/{$url_helper_cat}{$category_url}{$url_tail}">{$category}</a></div>
</div>
</div>
</div>
As you see <div class="table_top"> is the outter most parent, add in some descriptive class like "toggle_filter" to all your members ( table_top_row_premium.html, table_row.html etc etc )
So it becomes <div class="table_top toggle_filter">
Then in your js, before you toggle, you want to get the closest "toggle_filter" class and find "alert-success" within its children
Info:
- closest() , travels up the dom tree to find the given selector
- find(), travels down the dom tree to find the given selector
Code:
$(".btn-info1").click(function() {
$(this).closest('.toggle_filter').find(".alert-success").toggle();
});