I would like to know if this is possible, with a jquery selector, to bind an event on an element but not on its children. Actually, I have two divs one on the other, in absolute position, and I would
I can easily select all nodes with a given name in a namespace: $(\"namespace\\\\:nodename\") But I need more: I want to select all nodes in a given namespace. Ideally, this:
I\'m trying to select the <img> tags within each of my <a> tags that have the class name customurl.
I have a drag and drop functionality for form elements. The structure of the draggable element is <div class=\"tools\">
How can I access or get the div id of an element inside a form using an external js file? Here\'s the example
I see, from to time, this kind of jquery selector, which I don\'t really understand. What does this do in it:
I have a datagrid(asp.net) on my page. I would like to select all rows that has the word \'foo\' in the first column AND the word \'bar\' in the second column.
I really don\'t know what would be the best title for this. Basically, on my page I have a dropdown menu which is implemented by jQuery (.slide). The dropdown appear in both at the top and bottom of t
I\'m building basically a visually appealing version of an option-select element. I\'m making a ul that will have a .selected class applied to whatever item is clicked.
I have a page with lot of HTML elements and want a script that captures the action and on which element it was performed.
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