I know I could do this with some extra javascri开发者_StackOverflow中文版pt, but I\'m guessing there is a way to it using just a jQuery selector.
I have the folowing code: html: <div class=\"container\"> <div class=\"selected\">A</div>
If I have a long list of <li> elements, when one is clicked, how can I get all sibling elements until one with a class name that contains a given string is reached?
I have this code: <ul> <li class=\"foo\">foo text</li> <li class=\"foo2\">foo2 text</li>
Im working on a banner-slideshow, but working with the navigation i\'ve run into trouble: function slideSwitch(item) {
I am trying to use jquery to select an element and add a class to that element. My html is similar to the following:
How can I add an item before the siblings? For in开发者_开发知识库stance, <div class=\"item\">1</div>
I have the following (simplified) HTML structure <td> <DIV class=\"t-numerictextbox\"> <DIV class=\"t-formatted-value\">$0.00</DIV>
I want to get the value of a specific sibling element using id, I build the form at run time and there are many element have the same id but in different divisions. I tried to use
This code is working, but I think it\'s anchoring on the wrong tag.Here I believe it\'s saying on the first match of aaaaa, return the cell value for the next div, because it happens to be under a div
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