I'm looping through cells in a table row. each cell has a text box in it, and I want to take the value of the text box and push it onto an array.
function dothing() {
var tds = $('#'+selected+' td');
var submitvals = new Array();
tds.each(function(i) {
var val = $(this).children('input')[0].val();
submitvals.push(val);
});
}
Theres more to the function, but this is all that is relevant. For some reason, when I run this code, I get "HTMLInputElement has no method 'val'." I thought that input elements were supposed to have a val()
method in jQuery that got the value so this makes no sense. Am I missing something, or doing it wrong?
val()
is a jQuery method. .value
is the DOM Element's property. Use [0].value
or .eq(0).val()
....
.val()
is a jQuery function, not a javascript function. Therefore, change:
var val = $(this).children('input')[0].val()
To:
var val = $(this).children('input:eq(0)').val()
function dothing() {
var tds = $('#'+selected+' td');
var submitvals = new Array();
tds.each(function(i) {
var val = $($(this).children('input')[0]).val();
submitvals.push(val);
});
}
.val() is a jquery method. Using [0] returns the DOM element, not the jquery element
var val = $(this).children('input:first').val();
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