Not certain I understand your requirements exactly, but try one of the
following:
$('ol.ol1 > li.correctchosen');
or
$('ol.ol1 > li').find('.correctchosen');
Does that help?
--rob
On 6/4/07, SamCKayak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
$('ol.ol1 > li') // returns a complete set of list elements containing
quiz results...
Some of the results contain correct answers, some incorrect
answers... The indicator would be another list contaiing the choices
and assigned classes: .correctchosen or .correctnotchosen
How do I filter the set so that it returns the set of correct list
elements? I want $('ol.ol1 > li'), but only those that contain at a
deepter level of the DOM, another li.correctchosen
Something like:
$('ol.ol1 > li').filter('go inside the li, looking for
li.correctchosen')
Sam
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