Doh! I meant to put the @ in there. I just forgot. Maybe that's another
reason it's not working, but I'll bet that I've got to have the selector
switched around the way you and Joel recommend.
Chris
Aaron Heimlich wrote:
You might try rearranging the selector like this
[EMAIL PROTECTED]'foo']:hidden
Pseudo selectors like ":hidden" are usually placed at the end of a
selector (though I'm not sure whether this is required or not).
Also, for attribute selectors, you must use the @ like I did. This is
because of some ambiguities that arise from jQuery supporting both
XPath selectors and CSS selectors.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] is the XPath selector for "an input element that has an
attribute called 'name'"
input[name] is the CSS selector for the very same thing, but in XPath
input[name] means "an input element that contains a name element"
On 2/5/07, * Christopher Jordan* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
Hi folks,
I'm just trying to rule out a possible problem in my debugging.
Does this:
$("input:hidden[name=foo]");
select all hidden inputs with the name "foo"? or can I not mix the
selectors in such a way?
Thanks,
Chris
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