when i click on 开发者_开发技巧a link i take it's href value in a variable (the number represents an unique id), then...i have a separate ul:
<ul class="class_one">
<li class="class_two"><a href="2345">some text</a></li>
<li class="class_three"><a href="6789">some text</a></li>
</ul>
what i'm trying to do is to see if i have any "a" in my "ul" that has the same id that i stocked in my variable.
i tried something like this( of course with no result ):
$('ul.class_one').find('a[href="' + myVar + '"]')
//and if it finds no element do something
//i think is something wrong with the quotes ('a[href="' + myVar + '"]')
Have you tried swapping your quotes? jQuery might be using single quotes for attribute selection matching...
$('ul.class_one').find("a[href='" + myVar + "']");
From jQuery Documentation
An attribute value. Quotes are optional in most cases, but should be used to avoid conflicts when the value contains characters like "]". Variables can be used using the following syntax: [name='" +MyVar+ "']
It's possible to remove the quotes altogether...
$('ul.class_one').find('a[href='+myVar+']');
Should work
CSS, and jQuery by extension, uses single quotes.
$("ul.class_one").find("a[href='" + myVar + "']");
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