jqueryHow do I use the has attribute function in jQuery?
The has()
attribute function in jQuery is used to determine if an element has a certain attribute. It returns a boolean value (true
or false
) depending on whether the element has the attribute or not.
Here is an example of how to use the has()
function:
$('#myElement').has('title');
This will return true
if the element with the id myElement
has a title attribute, or false
if it does not.
Code explanation
$('#myElement')
: This is a jQuery selector that selects the element with the idmyElement
.has('title')
: This is thehas()
function that checks if the selected element has the attributetitle
.
Here are some relevant links that provide additional information about the has()
function:
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