$('tr[customID="123"]'); // all TRs with customID set to '123'
$('tr[aID="1"][bID="2"]'); // all TRs with aID set to '1' AND bID set to '2' Will B. wrote: > > > (I posted this yesterday, but it never showed up... But since > today's > update on XPath being removed (and I don't need *another* .js or > .css link!), I'd like to know how to do it non-XPath style, if > there's > a way...) > > I currently know how to do this: > $("//[EMAIL PROTECTED]'123']").remove() ; > > This removes a table row that of the style: <tr customID="123" > > > However, these rows in this complex table also have another fashion > that I've been using: > <tr customID="123" aID="1" bID="2" cID="3"> > > How can I use Jquery to select rows that have aID="1" and bID="2", but > (in this case) ignoring the customID and the cID. Think of it like a > database > query. I've setup so I can "get children" of A:10, B:50, if only I > knew how! > > Thanks > - Will B. > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/How-to-this-non-XPath-style...-tf4422812s15494.html#a12618085 Sent from the JQuery mailing list archive at Nabble.com.