Just so you know, CSS supports [x=y] notation, but jQuery uses [EMAIL 
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can use plain [] for "contains"

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On 1/2/07, Christopher Jordan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

 Yeah I knew it was the attribute selection that was XPath. Thanks for the
link, too! :o)

BTW, Karl. Your solution worked great!

Cheers,
Chris

Felix Geisendörfer wrote:

The attribute selection is XPath style, which is part of jQuery's
'supported, but different' CSS selectors:

http://jquery.com/docs/Base/Expression/CSS/#Supportedbutdifferent

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Christopher Jordan wrote:

Thanks Karl. That's XPath notation, right? I've got to pick some of that
up. I know next to nothing about it. There seems to be a problem with the
example I gave in my original post, so I'm going to give your solution a
shot. I'll let you know how it goes. Thanks!


Cheers,
Chris

Karl Swedberg wrote:

Hi Christopher,
 I think you can get away with using an attribute selector on the td:

 $('[EMAIL PROTECTED]').each(function() {
  //do whatever it is you're going to do...
});


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 On Jan 2, 2007, at 3:30 PM, Christopher Jordan wrote:

 Hi folks,

I've got a page with a table and various tds that look something like
this:

<td
    id            = "SomeUniqueID"
    class         = "someClass"
    originalColor = "someColor"
    state         = "Enabled"
    status        = "off"
    preferred     = "Yes"
    dateValue     = "someDateValue"
></td>

In some cases the status is set to "on" and in others it's left as "off".
I'd like to be able to get the dateValue that is associated with each td
that has a status of "on".

Is there a better way to do that than this:

$("td).attr("status").each(function(){
    if(this.status == "on"){
       //do whatever it is i'm going to do...
    }
});

I'm thinkin' this might be it, but thought I'd check with the group to see
if maybe there was a more super-cool way to accomplish this. :o)

Thanks,
Chris

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