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jQuery Question

vodkadub · 2009-06-05 09:10:22

Hi, Just have a question in relation to jQuery, just wondering if anyone knows how to find the id of a class, for example say I have a div of the following: <div class="div" id="1"></div> How would I find the id part of this? Cheers

05-06-2009 9:10am

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vodkadub

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Hi,

Just have a question in relation to jQuery, just wondering if anyone knows how to find the id of a class, for example say I have a div of the following:

<div class="div" id="1"></div>

How would I find the id part of this?
Cheers

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#2 05-06-2009 9:23am

johnny_rambo

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$("div.div").attr("id");

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#3 05-06-2009 9:29am

vodkadub

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Cheers man, worked a charm

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#4 05-06-2009 10:28pm

colm_c

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Technically you can't have an id or class start with a number!

It throws complications if you try to do other stuff esp with css, jQuery should be ok though, but I'd just prefix it with a letter.

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