I'm pretty new to jQuery... so far I'm impressed. But I encountered a situation today that is giving me trouble. I want to use .html() to get some raw ...
I am taking the value of a select element and trying to modify it so that I can have access to the onscreen preview element that the select item represents. Here ...
I ran into a usage of jQuery's die that is either a custom extension or not documented... According to the jQuery docs, the second parameter should be a method (http://api.jquery.com/die/). ...
I'm having a hard time finding the solution for this for some reason -- perhaps it's right under my nose.
But is there a way to essentially combine a string and an ...
Is there any way to get the selector for a jquery object
e.g in firefox I see a jquery object as [p.basket]
but there seems to be no way in jquery that ...
This is driving me crazy...
What I am trying to do is update a portion of a webpage, and for reasons not worth explaining, the request is asking for a whole new ...
I want to check the 'type' of a string. Particularly, how do I distinguish jQuery selector strings from other strings? In other words, how should selectorTest be implemented in the following ...
var t = 'input.ffControl[value="Add a Value"]:first'; var s = 'input.ffControl[value="Add a '+$(this).attr('class')+'"]:first'; if(s == t) { alert(s); } ...
Hi there, I'm having a bad time trying to work out what is wrong withmy approach and hoping someone can enlighten me. Consider thefollowing. var t = 'input.ffControl[value="Add a Value"]:first'; var s = 'input.ffControl[value="Add a '+$(this).attr('class')+'"]:first'; ...