I'm using the following cod开发者_JAVA百科e:
$.each($dataObj, function(index, value) {
$(index).html(value);
});
Which of course does not work since $(index) is not a valid syntax.
Each index in the object corresponds to a a unique div-id on the webpage, so what I want to do is to replace the html in all of the div-id's listed in the dataObj with 'value'. How do I do that?
To make it valid jQuery syntax, simply add the 'ID' selector in front of it:
$.each($dataObj, function(index, value) {
$('#' + index).html(value);
});
You can use the $dataObj to access each.
Depending on it's contents, you might want:
$dataObj.eq(index).html(value);
However, it seems like you also might want to do an each loop like so:
$dataObj.each(function(i, value){
$(this).html(value);
});
But even that's unnecessary if it's all the same value
$dataObj.html(value);
Would effectively loop through each element for you.
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