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montanarry
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| Hiya. With Javscript and DOM/whatever, I would like to be able to get elements based on an attribute I invent. So for example: <span myAttribute="myVal">stuff</span>. I'd like to write some javascript to find elements that have the myAttribute attribute set. I know I can do this, but I don't remember how. Does anyone know? |
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plantino
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Xpath
Its the easiest and more efficient way to go for it if your target browsers support it |
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montanarry
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plantino, I thought there was a built-in way to do it, though
If the browser supports it? I didn't know any browser had built-in xpath
Does ie6? |
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plantino
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| Ie6 and mozish are ok |
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montanarry
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"ok" meaning "full support"?  |
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plantino
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| U might want to grab sarissa to use the same API |
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montanarry
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| Oh is Sarissa an abstraction / library? |
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plantino
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| IE does it through proprietery elem methods |
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montanarry
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| Oh okay |
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plantino
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| Moz through DOM L3 Xpath |
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