I have the 开发者_开发百科following HTML:
<ul actualpage=0>
<li/>
<li/>
....
</ul>
<ul actualpage=0>
<li/>
<li/>
....
</ul>
Im trying to get the value of actualpage of each ul and create a new attribute. Its easy but not in one jquery sentence... Its possible? Until now i have the following line (between ## simbols the missing part that i need.
/*
select all uls with attribute actualpage and create a new attribute on each with the current actualpage value
*/
$('ul[actualpage]').attr('newactualpage',##Current value of actualpage attr of UL##);
Well maybe this isn't as nice as you'd like, but
$('ul[actualpage]').each(function(_, ul) { $(ul).attr('newactualpage', $(ul).attr('actualpage')); });
One might think that
$('ul[actualpage]').attr('newactualpage',$(this).attr('actualpage'))
is the answer.
However, this
is evaluated before the call to attr
, so it's going to equal whatever this
equals in the calling context.
You could use:
$('ul[actualpage]').attr('newactualpage',function(){
return $(this).attr('actualpage');
});
or this:
$('ul[actualpage]').each(function()
{
$(this).attr('newactualpage',$(this).attr('actualpage'));
};
In both, this
refers to the element that your selector matched.
You can use function as second argument for .attr(), eliminating the need of .each():
$('ul[actualpage]').attr('newactualpage', function() { return $(this).attr('actualpage') });
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