The is() function returns true or false, the children() function
returns a set of jQuery objects.
So:
$('td').children().is('img :[EMAIL PROTECTED]')
Will return TRUE if the children contain atleast one img element with
src attribute containing 'albled' or FALSE otherwise.
While:
$('td').children('[EMAIL PROTECTED]')
Will return all the ELEMENTS that are imgs with src attribute
containing 'abled'.
Hope this clears things up.
- jake
On 3/28/07, Kush Murod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> This works ok
> $('td').children().is('img :[EMAIL PROTECTED]')
>
> Having said that I assumed I could also achieve same result by doing this
> $('td').children('img :[EMAIL PROTECTED]') and expected the same result,
> but not
>
> Can anyone clarify this.
>
> --kush
>
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