Using JQuery to get <h3> contents
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The image doesn't have any siblings, do $(ec).siblings()
is returning an empty set, and therefore .find("h3")
doesn't find anything. The <h3>
is a sibling of the image's parent <div>
, so it should be:
var h3 = $(ec).parent().siblings("h3").text();
Or you could make it less dependent on the specific layout:
var h3 = $(ec).closest(".teaserBoxLink").find("h3").text();
Author by
Gaute
Studying Information Science at the University of Bergen.
Updated on November 29, 2022Comments
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Gaute over 1 year
I've working on trying to get the text inside a H3 tag for ages now, so I thought I would ask the community. I am using JQuery to get it, but I nothing returned when running the code.
It may be better to show what I want:
<a href="/eat-move-sleep/" class="teaserBoxLink _matchHeight"> <div class="teaserBoxImage"> <img src="/contentassets/6a53309d70054d14b988a9a45ab1c760/e43ee1c1d8ad4461802fde8ea7939a962.jpg?width=500&height=200&quality=90&mode=crop" alt="" /> </div> <h3 class="teaserBoxTitle">EAT MOVE SLEEP</h3> </a>
I want to get the contents from the H3-tag (the text "EAT MOVE SLEEP") as the output.
Here is a snippet of one of many ways I've tried:
function(){ var ec = {{Click Element}}; var h3 = $(ec).siblings().find('h3').attr('class'); return h3; }
I am grateful for any help! :)
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Barmar over 8 yearsWhich element is
Click Element
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Gaute over 8 yearsThis is Google Tag Manager, so the click element refers to the image in this case :)
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MinusFour over 8 yearsThen the
h3
tag is not a sibling of the clicking element, it's a sibling of the parent element.$(ec).parent().siblings('h3').text()
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