jqueryHow do I use a jQuery xpath selector?
To use a jQuery xpath selector, you can use the .find()
method. This method takes a string parameter which should be a valid xpath expression. For example:
$("#my_div").find("//div[@class='my_class']");
This will search the DOM tree starting from the element with id="my_div"
and find all div
elements with class="my_class"
.
Code explanation
$("#my_div")
- This is a jQuery selector which selects the element withid="my_div"
..find("//div[@class='my_class']")
- This is the xpath expression which will search the DOM tree starting from the element selected by the jQuery selector and find alldiv
elements withclass="my_class"
.
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