[jQuery] Complex selector

2009-07-03 Thread Roswell
After spending some time searching without luck here is my question: I am looking for a way to select all and elements which are a child element of a , except those that are of class ImageHolder, with the condition to keep the order of the elements. Example HTML: test value 1

[jQuery] Complex selector: bug on IE

2009-02-02 Thread Kud
Hello, I have a problem with jquery 1.2.6 and IE (6 and 7). When I use this code : http://pastebin.me/4986d5d6f219d it doesn't work on IE. Well, it works but just the first time. It's like the jquery object contains just the first element, not every *[id^='MULTI-EXPERIENCE-'][id$='-EXPERIENCE_EN

[jQuery] complex selector question

2009-01-29 Thread Trend-King
Hi there i want to get all select elements on a page with name=test [1],name=test[2]... is there a way to specify a placeholder in the selector? i think about $('select[name=id[*]]').each(function(){ alert($(this).html()) }); is there any possibility for that? thanks for your replies

[jQuery] Re: traversing with jQuery - complex selector causing brain pain

2008-11-07 Thread Karl Swedberg
Hi there, Try this: $('#navigation li ul:not(:has(a.selected))').hide(); --Karl Karl Swedberg www.englishrules.com www.learningjquery.com On Nov 6, 2008, at 12:45 PM, w1ntermut3 wrote: My nav bar consists of a single UL containing LI elements that each contain a single A. W

[jQuery] Re: traversing with jQuery - complex selector causing brain pain

2008-11-06 Thread Alexandre Plennevaux
please post your html markup. thx On Thu, Nov 6, 2008 at 6:45 PM, w1ntermut3 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > My nav bar consists of a single UL containing LI elements that each > contain a single A. > > Well, most of them do. > > Some LI elements contain a further UL as well as the A: these > "sub

[jQuery] traversing with jQuery - complex selector causing brain pain

2008-11-06 Thread w1ntermut3
My nav bar consists of a single UL containing LI elements that each contain a single A. Well, most of them do. Some LI elements contain a further UL as well as the A: these "submenu" UL elements follow the same pattern of containing LI elements that each contain a single A. So far, so simple.