It was a typo. My apologies.
A more robust solution might be to use filter:
$(".class > .otherClass tr#id td#id") into $("#id").filter(".class >
.otherClass tr#id td")
On 12/17/06, Klaus Hartl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Felix Geisendörfer schrieb:
> Quick question:
>> $(".class > .otherClass tr#id td#id") into $("#id").id(".class >
>> .otherClass tr#id td")
> Does this work? Or should the function be 'is' not 'id'?
>
> $(".class > .otherClass tr#id td#id") into $("#id").is(".class >
> .otherClass tr#id td")
>
> I'm just wondering because I thought the 'id' function is used to set
> the 'id' attribute of an element.
I think that's a typo. Still it's not the same, because is() returns a
boolean.
-- Klaus
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