Jquery find all ids starting with a string?
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Use the attribute-starts-with selector:
$('[id^="content_"]').hide();
To limit the search to elements within extra_content
:
$('#extra_content [id^="content_"]').hide();
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Updated on April 07, 2020Comments
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baggins about 4 years
Just wondered how I would search for all the ids starting with "content_" in the whole page and also a way to only find them in a named div called "extra_content". Once i have all the ids i want to hide them.
Below is an example of what i want to find.
<div id="content_1"></div> <-- Find <div id="content_2"></div> <-- Find <div id="contet_3"></div> <div id="extra_content"> <div id="content_extra_1"></div> <-- Find <div id="content_extra_2"></div> < -- Find </div>
Examples would be helpful.
Thanks
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Anand Thangappan about 13 yearsdo you want to hide all or get the ids?
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jbatista about 9 yearsI didn't know the attribute-starts-with selector (+1 for that to both of you) but I think you should add an attribute class to manipulate that instead of using the id attribute. It's more easy to understand, more clean and it helps to prevent bugs...
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Mazhar MIK about 5 yearsHi, I have a confusion, I have a scenario like this :
<div id="min1"></div>
<div id="max1"></div>
<div id="min2"></div>
` <div id="max2"></div> ` . I am using this :$("[id^=min]", "[id^=max]").val('hello')
to do something with them. It doesn't work. What is the problem ? -
Danny Mahoney over 4 years@MazharMIK The problem you have is in your separating the selectors. It should be:
$("[id^=min],[id^=max]").val('hello')
. in this case. (P.S Classes are your friend)