Is there any way - any jQuery selector (i did found none on http://api.jquery.com/category/开发者_运维知识库selectors/ ), which can be used as exact match?
:contains() is almost what i need, but not exactly. ":contains" searches in each element regex like this:
.*<query>.*
Which means, if i need to find link, which looks exactly like this:
<a href="#">Baxter</a>
And use this:
$("a:contains('Baxter')")
It matches also this, which i don't want to match:
<a href="#">I'm Peter Baxter, how are you?</a>
I know, that I can just take all elements and compare their content in the cycle, but I want to be sure, there's no easier way.
No, but it would be trivial to add as a plugin:
$.expr[':'].contentIs = function(el, idx, meta) {
return $(el).text() === meta[3];
};
You can then use this as $('a:contentIs("Baxter")')
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