I'm looking at each input element that has an attribute named "isDate". I want to find that attributes parent input element's name attribute.
<input name="A0000" isDate="true" value="01/01/2020" /> <input name="A0001" isDate="true" value="01/01/2021" /> &开发者_C百科lt;input name="A0002" isDate="true" value="01/01/2022" /> <input name="A0003" isDate="true" value="01/01/2023" /> <input name="A0004" isDate="true" value="01/01/2024" /> <input name="A0005" isDate="true" value="01/01/2025" /> $("input[isDate="true"]).each(function(){ var _this = this; // do stuff then... // get name of input var name = $(_this).parent().attr("name").val(); // this doesn't work });
this
will reference the element, not the attribute, so you won't need .parent()
$("input[isDate='true']").each(function(){
// get name of input
var name = $(this).attr("name");
});
I also fixed some of your syntax too!
Skip the parent and val part
See here
Check out the fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/SEsBH/
$('input[isDate="true"]').each(function(){
var _this = this;
// do stuff then...
// get name of input
console.log($(this).attr('name'));
});
You have a wrong "
in $("input[isDate
. And one missing :)
Also you can just reference the current element using $(this)
Is this what you were looking for?
<input name="A0000" isDate="true" value="01/01/2020" />
<input name="A0001" isDate="true" value="01/01/2021" />
<input name="A0002" isDate="true" value="01/01/2022" />
<input name="A0003" isDate="true" value="01/01/2023" />
<input name="A0004" isDate="true" value="01/01/2024" />
<input name="A0005" isDate="true" value="01/01/2025" />
$("input[isDate="true"]).each(function(){
var _this = this;
// do stuff then...
// get name of input
var name = _this.name;
});
Good luck!
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