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1. Get a class name by knowing part of it's name when it's not the only class applied to an element    stackoverflow.com

I'm looking for a way using jquery/javascript to get a class name when I only know part of it and there are more than one classes applied to that element. So if ...

2. JS/Jquery/RegEx - Remove all tags except the ones with classname XYZ    stackoverflow.com

this is driving me nuts ;-) I have a string whith various span tags... I want to remove all span tags except the ones with classname XYZ... The problem is that ...

3. jQuery: replace() class name / regex    stackoverflow.com

I am trying to write line of jquery that finds an input that has a class that begins with "a\d" (the letter a and a number) and replace the number with ...

4. Get part of class name from parent and apply to child JQuery    stackoverflow.com

I have the following HTML:

<tr class="wiring_details_6-48">
    <td colspan="2"> Wire Type:
        <select name="select_wire_6" onchange="Estimate.select_wire( 6, this.value, 0 );">
     ...

5. Match multiple element's classes using RegExp    stackoverflow.com

I assign classes to my target elements, in my jquery plugin, like plugin-prop-value. So elements could have several of the type. Currently i just attr('class').split(' ') then for etc. Now I'm ...

6. jquery selector for multiple classes    stackoverflow.com

I have elements in my DOM with class="LiveVal:variablepart" and i would like to write a JQuery selector that works even if the elements have other classes on tom of the above. ...

7. finding a certain class and returning it    stackoverflow.com

How can I see if an element as a class that consists of only numbers and return its value, ignoring other classes? <div class="some_identifier some_other_class 1548"></div> So running it on the above HTML ...

8. add/remove class: regexp support    forum.jquery.com

version 1.2.6: // internal only, use hasClass("class") has: function( elem, className ) { return jQuery.inArray( className, (elem.className ||elem).toString().split(/\s+/) ) > -1; }very compatible patch: // internal only, use hasClass("class") has: function( elem, className ) { var classes= elem.className || elem; if( classes instanceof RegExp ) return !className.replace( classes, '' ); return jQuery.inArray( className,classes.toString().split(/\s+/) ) > -1; }true way ;-): // internal ...