Hey there!
jdalton a écrit :
> I am trying to do something like $$('a:contains("next >")');
> but I get a js error when executing that.
I'd really like you to tell me what exactly you think this selector
should fetch... It's not a CSS3 selector at all (:contains does not
seem to be part of the CSS 3 Selectors spec).
At "worst," and assuming I guess your intent correctly, you can emulate
it like so (untested, but should do well enough):
$$('a').select(function(link) {
return link.innerHTML.stripTags().include('next >');
})
'HTH
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