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jquery Programming Glossary: selectedindexhttp://stackoverflow.com/questions/13247058/jquery-attr-vs-prop just had attr. To get to DOM properties such as nodeName selectedIndex or defaultValue you had to do something like var elem #foo 0.. to do something like var elem #foo 0 if elem index elem.selectedIndex That sucked so we got prop index #foo .prop selectedIndex This.. That sucked so we got prop index #foo .prop selectedIndex This was great but annoyingly this wasn't backward compatible..
Getting Target URL from jQuery-UI Tabs http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1359343/getting-target-url-from-jquery-ui-tabs function var tabs #tabs .tabs var id '#selectBox' .attr selectedIndex var selectedTab tabs option selected var newUrl urls selectedTab..
Javascript defaultValue property for use on SELECT? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2348042/javascript-defaultvalue-property-for-use-on-select 0 .defaultValue How do you accomplish this on a select selectedIndex is boolean not the value so that does not work. Thanks javascript..
How to get the element number/index between siblings http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4654028/how-to-get-the-element-number-index-between-siblings improve this question You can use .index for this. var selectedIndex #selected .index 1 Since you have given an id for the li there..
How come JQuery doesn't pass JSLint? [duplicate] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4846846/how-come-jquery-doesnt-pass-jslint or function call and instead saw an expression. parent.selectedIndex Safari mis reports the default selected property of an option.. selected property of an option Accessing the parent's selectedIndex property fixes it if name selected jQuery.support.optSelected.. var parent elem.parentNode if parent parent.selectedIndex Here's one of those cross browser compliancy bugs that can be..
What's the best way to get the underlying DOM element by ID in jQuery? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/989865/whats-the-best-way-to-get-the-underlying-dom-element-by-id-in-jquery by ID so I can directly access one of its attributes like selectedIndex. I don't think I can use var selectedIndex #mySelect .selectedIndex.. attributes like selectedIndex. I don't think I can use var selectedIndex #mySelect .selectedIndex because the # selector returns an Array.. I don't think I can use var selectedIndex #mySelect .selectedIndex because the # selector returns an Array of Elements. If I wish..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13247058/jquery-attr-vs-prop attributes. Prop is for properties. In older jQuerys 1.6 we just had attr. To get to DOM properties such as nodeName selectedIndex or defaultValue you had to do something like var elem #foo 0 if elem index elem.selectedIndex That sucked so we got prop.. such as nodeName selectedIndex or defaultValue you had to do something like var elem #foo 0 if elem index elem.selectedIndex That sucked so we got prop index #foo .prop selectedIndex This was great but annoyingly this wasn't backward compatible.. had to do something like var elem #foo 0 if elem index elem.selectedIndex That sucked so we got prop index #foo .prop selectedIndex This was great but annoyingly this wasn't backward compatible as input type checkbox checked has no attribute of checked..
Getting Target URL from jQuery-UI Tabs http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1359343/getting-target-url-from-jquery-ui-tabs urls 0 tab1.html 1 tab2.html 2 tab3.html '#selectBox' .change function var tabs #tabs .tabs var id '#selectBox' .attr selectedIndex var selectedTab tabs option selected var newUrl urls selectedTab id id tabs url selectedTab newUrl tabs load selectedTab..
Javascript defaultValue property for use on SELECT? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2348042/javascript-defaultvalue-property-for-use-on-select default and set new alerts 21 Oak St alert myInput .val myInput 0 .defaultValue How do you accomplish this on a select selectedIndex is boolean not the value so that does not work. Thanks javascript jquery share improve this question You probably want..
How to get the element number/index between siblings http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4654028/how-to-get-the-element-number-index-between-siblings regarding the child number. jquery jquery selectors share improve this question You can use .index for this. var selectedIndex #selected .index 1 Since you have given an id for the li there is no need for the element selector with ul. You can directly..
How come JQuery doesn't pass JSLint? [duplicate] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4846846/how-come-jquery-doesnt-pass-jslint window Problem at line 1621 character 24 Expected an assignment or function call and instead saw an expression. parent.selectedIndex Safari mis reports the default selected property of an option Accessing the parent's selectedIndex property fixes it if.. expression. parent.selectedIndex Safari mis reports the default selected property of an option Accessing the parent's selectedIndex property fixes it if name selected jQuery.support.optSelected var parent elem.parentNode if parent parent.selectedIndex.. property fixes it if name selected jQuery.support.optSelected var parent elem.parentNode if parent parent.selectedIndex Here's one of those cross browser compliancy bugs that can be fixed but causes bad code Problem at line 977 character 17..
What's the best way to get the underlying DOM element by ID in jQuery? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/989865/whats-the-best-way-to-get-the-underlying-dom-element-by-id-in-jquery id mySelect ... Using jQuery let's say I want to get it by ID so I can directly access one of its attributes like selectedIndex. I don't think I can use var selectedIndex #mySelect .selectedIndex because the # selector returns an Array of Elements... I want to get it by ID so I can directly access one of its attributes like selectedIndex. I don't think I can use var selectedIndex #mySelect .selectedIndex because the # selector returns an Array of Elements. If I wish to actually access the select DOM.. I can directly access one of its attributes like selectedIndex. I don't think I can use var selectedIndex #mySelect .selectedIndex because the # selector returns an Array of Elements. If I wish to actually access the select DOM element then I have to..
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