Is there a way to validate (verify that its constructed correctly) a Sizzle 开发者_C百科selector without running it?Well, as Russ says, since Sizzle interprets the selector, it cannot validate it with
Say I make a mistake when I\'m trying to find an element and I make a typo, like $(\'lsdkfj\').开发者_运维技巧
I\'m trying to use a wildcard to get the id of all the elements whose id begin with \"jander\". I tried $(\'#jander*\'), $(\'#jander%\') but it doesn\'t work..
So I\'m trying to get jQuery to make the following selection: $(\"a[href=#/example]\") and I have an anchor <a href=\"#/example\">ex</a>.
I\'m writing a JavaScript unit test suite and one开发者_运维百科 of the features I\'d like to add is the ability to assert that a certain element and its children match a given HTML structure.
I\'m trying to exclude two cases in my CSS selector. Currently the selector looks like this: $$(\'select:not([class=session])\').each(function(){
I imagine this should be a pretty trivial task but using Firefox for Mac, 3.6.12 the following does not work:
For some reason, I am getting the following Javascript error in Internet Explorer 8 on line 3156 of jquery.js (version 1.4.3, non-compressed version): Object doesn\'t support this property or method.
I am trying to check via the Twitter Javascript Api (see here) if a logged in user is following me on twitter. If not, i will display a followbutton.
I\'m still learning how to use Sizzle selector.So far I know this: Sizzle(\'#blah\') - searches the entire document for element(s) with id \'blah\'.