Ah ok I follow you now.
Ok I'm not certain this will work; I haven't tested it but give it a go and
see what you get.
From the jQuery selectors documentation:
Hide all Paragraph elements that contain a link:
$("p[a]").hide();
So my guess at how to do what you want would be:
$("ol.ol1[li.correctchosen]");
If my understanding is correct, that will give you all <ol>s with class
'ol1' which contain an <li> of class 'correctchosen'.
Give it a shot and let us know the result!
--rob
On 6/5/07, SamCKayak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am learning, I am learning...
I missed the subtle difference in the documentation:
$('a, b') and $('a', 'b')
!!!
The way to filter my list is using a function.. like so:
('ol.ol1 > li').filter( function() { return $('li.correctchosen ',
this).length != 0 } )
// Filters the first set down to those that contain a "correct chosen
list element somewhere deep inside the dom subtree of 'this' element.
Any short technique appreciated.
Overview of the HTML:
<ol class="ol1"><li> ... html here... <ul><li class="correctchosen"></
li></ul></li>
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