Answer by Anurag for Jquery XML parsing
This might work, haven't tested it yet. Assuming the XML is already parsed and inside an object named xml.$(xml).find("[class~='yyy']").each(function(i, element) { console.log($(element).attr("name"));});
View ArticleAnswer by Hardeep for Jquery XML parsing
I believe you can do something like$("item[class*=yyy]", xml).each(function() { $(this).attr('name'); });
View ArticleAnswer by Zain Shaikh for Jquery XML parsing
try following, it should help you out.$(document).ready(function(){ $.ajax({ type: "GET", url: "data.xml", dataType: "xml", success: function(xml) { //find every yyy classname and alert its name...
View ArticleAnswer by John Hartsock for Jquery XML parsing
A class selector will get you the elements. The attr() function will get you the name of the element. Using each() on the jQuery Object will allow you to iterate through the element in the jQuery...
View ArticleJquery XML parsing
I have this XML<items><item validate="NotEmpty ValidEmail" class="xxx yyy zzz" type="input" name="Id" value="" label="Id" /><item validate="NotEmpty" type="input" name="NazovProjektu"...
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