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Can somebody help me with the syntax of what I'm trying to do here?
jQuery('(div[data-positiontype="3"]) && (div[data-positiontitle*="test"] || div[data-positiondesc*='test'])')
Basically I need the ability to select all divs that have a particular "data-positiontype" attribute and a token in either the "data-positiontitle" attribute or the "data-positiondesc" attribute.
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You can specify any number of selectors to combine into a single result. This multiple expression combinator is an efficient way to select disparate elements. The order of the DOM elements in the returned jQuery object may not be identical, as they will be in document order.
Approach: Select the ID's of different element and then use each() method to apply the CSS property on all selected ID's element. Then use css() method to set the background color to pink to all selected elements. Display the text which indicates the multiple ID selectors.
The . class selector in jquery is used to select multiple classes. Parameter: class: This parameter is required to specify the class of the elements to be selected.
Yes, it is possible to pass a variable into a jQuery attribute-contains selector. The [attribute*=value] selector is used to select each element with a specific attribute and a value containing a string.
$('div[data-positiontype="3"]').filter('[data-positiontitle*="test"], [data-positiondesc*="test"]').
or the straightforward:
$('div[data-positiontype="3"][data-positiontitle*="test"], div[data-positiontype="3"][data-positiondesc*="test"]').
You stack the selectors together to find elements that matches both, and use the , combinator between selectors:
jQuery('div[data-positiontype="3"][data-positiontitle*="test"],div[data-positiontype="3"][data-positiondesc*="test"]')
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