<div id="content">
<div class="element">
<div class="title">Fight club </div>
<div class="year">1999 </div>
</div>
<div class="element">
<div class="title">Life of Pi </div>
<div class="year">2012</div>
</div>
</div>
and I want to put all the elements in an array and loop through them but just the items with the class element without their children.
elements = $("#content").children('.element');
console.log(searchElements[0]');
but it gives the right length of array but its index contains the element with its children and I can't addClass for example, gives me an error. It drives me crazy....
I don't get it. With its children? I think it's more the issue that $(...)[0] gives you a node object instead of a jQuery object. Try $(...).eq(0) instead.
@CrocoDillon check this simple jsFiddle and the comments. I can select an element with a click function but I want also to be able to select elements using they keyboard keys. In this example I try to select just the first element pressing any key.
note: in order for keydown function to work result window should be active by clicking anywhere in it. Also check the logs on the console.
searchElements.eq(0).addClass('selected'); or $(searchElements[0]).addClass('selected');, I need sleep. If you need any more help I'll be back tomorrow!
I have a list of items like this:
and I want to put all the elements in an array and loop through them but just the items with the class
elementwithout their children.but it gives the right length of array but its index contains the element with its children and I can't
addClassfor example, gives me an error. It drives me crazy....I don't get it. With its children? I think it's more the issue that
$(...)[0]gives you a node object instead of a jQuery object. Try$(...).eq(0)instead.@CrocoDillon check this simple jsFiddle and the comments. I can select an element with a click function but I want also to be able to select elements using they keyboard keys. In this example I try to select just the first element pressing any key.
note: in order for keydown function to work result window should be active by clicking anywhere in it. Also check the logs on the console.
searchElements.eq(0).addClass('selected');or$(searchElements[0]).addClass('selected');, I need sleep. If you need any more help I'll be back tomorrow!no worries, with your latest comment I understood what I was doing wrong. Time for me to sleep also. Thanks