jqueryHow do I use jQuery to get an attribute?
To get an attribute using jQuery, you can use the .attr()
method. This method takes two arguments: the attribute name, and an optional value to set the attribute.
Example code
$('#myElement').attr('id');
The example code above will return the value of the id
attribute of the element with the ID of myElement
.
Here is a list of parts of the code above:
$('#myElement')
: This is a jQuery selector that targets the element with the ID ofmyElement
..attr('id')
: This is the.attr()
method, which takes the attribute name as an argument.
For more information about the .attr()
method, you can refer to the jQuery documentation.
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