Hi,
the function you pass to forEach is called with three parameters (just like
the native Array.forEach): The item, its index in the collection and the
collection itself. getHtml is a method on the collection, so you can call it
like this:
q.ready(function() {
var divs = q('div.myClass');
divs.forEach(function(div, i, collection) {
var content = collection.eq(i).getHtml();
// ... change content
});
});
Regards,
Daniel
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