I have a string of html text stored in a variable: var msg = \'<div class=\"title\">Alert</div><div class=\"message\">New user just joined</div>\'
This is a very basic question. I am building a website using the google custom search api to display search results on my page. By default, google displays the search-results box on the page (without
I am stuck with a problem here, please help. What my requirement is to get the index value of the div clicked. Have 2 lists, and i need to call a function doSomething(); only when the user clicks the
This should be an easy one, but I can\'t find a good example anywhere. I\'m trying to select a particular element on my page that has a class of \'statuslight\' and a title attribute of one of three o
What jQuery selector would allow me to select the last <td> in a <tr> that has more than 1 <td>? NOTE: I am trying to find an answer which will allow me to use a single selector or a
Suppose I have this: <ul id=\"menu\"> <li><a href=\"someplace\">some text</a><li>
I\'m trying to append a select option list to a div table with jQuery, after done this, I\'d like to select a specific option of the list, I\'m trying something like this:
I am trying to load a page throughout ajax, the whole page, and formating mine as it finds in the loaded one. Something of a practical exercise.
What I am attempting to do is see if a jQuery object (or even DOM element for that matter) contains a particular class using the same selectors as the Sizzle engine.
<div class=\"list_desc clearfix\"> <div class=\"badge\"> <div class=\"badgetop\"> <p class=\"list_vote\" id=\"l_val_1\">20</p>
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