If I have elements with classnames like this:
.ses_0 .ses_1 .ses_2 .ses_3
How can I select all the elements and prepend those with some snippet? Something like this:
var sessions = $('*[class*=ses_]');
开发者_如何学编程for (var i = 0; i < sessions.length; i++)
{
sessions [i].prepend("<img src='/Content/img/caticon"+i+".png' />");
}
That doesn't work of course.
Edit: Ahhhh... damn It seems that I need to get not only those classes that start with .ses_ but also <a>
elements within. How can I do that?
Basically something that works $(".ses_0 a")
, only I need to get all the classes start with ses_
You're almost there:
// selects all that start with "ses_"
var sessions = $('[class^="ses_"]');
Even though your loop should work, you could also use the
sessions.each(function(index){
this.prepend(... // and so on
});
You can use the attribute starts with selector in jQuery: http://api.jquery.com/attribute-starts-with-selector/
Beware that it's not nearly as fast as using the regular way of selecting elements.
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