Thanks all for the great suggestions! I think I'm going to use
George's solution for now (it's easy, if slightly verbose), but when I
have a free moment I'm going to follow mkmanning's advice and look in
to making a custom selector.
Jeremy
On Apr 26, 12:03 pm, George Adamson
wrote:
> > so the
Hello,
I already know that you can combine multiple attribute selectors, &&-
style, by doing:
$("*[name='someName'][value='someValue']");
However, what I was wondering is, is there any way to combine multiple
attribute selectors, ||-style, such that I could select:
$("*[name='someName'][value='s
r $myDiv = $('my div');
> $(someHtmlElement).replaceWith($myDiv);
> $myDiv.click( function() { alert( $(this).html() ); } );
>
> -Mike
>
> > From: machineghost
>
> > While I love most things in jQuery, one thing I don't get is
> > replaceWith.
Aha! Thank you, that was something I totally didn't consider (moving
the replaced element somewhere else_.
It still seems to me that you're more likely to want to do something
(like say, hookup events) to the replaced element than you are to
append the replaced element somewhere else, but at lea
While I love most things in jQuery, one thing I don't get is
replaceWith. This method returns the object you just replaced, which
as far as I can see is 100% worthless, rather than the the object
you're replacing it with. If you do:
$.(someHtmlElement).replaceWith("my div");
There is no way wh
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