If you are 100% sure that the <span> will always come AFTER the text
data, like your example format, you could simply do:

$('#paragraph')[0].childNodes[0];

or

$('p').each(function(){
   var data = this.childNodes[0];
});

- ricardo

On Sep 30, 5:34 pm, equallyunequal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here's a better version of 
> that:http://joeflateau.net/playground/testingpexcspan2.html
>
> $( function(){
>         console.log($($
> ("p").childNodesExclusive("span")).allDOMNodesToHTML());
>
> });
>
> // this function returns all child nodes for the given element,
> excluding those that have a property that matches
> jQuery.fn.childNodesExclusive = function(exclude, caseSensitive,
> DOMProperty) {
>         DOMProperty = DOMProperty || "nodeName";
>         caseSensitive = (typeof caseSensitive != 'undefined') ?
> caseSensitive : false;
>
>         exclude = (!caseSensitive) ? exclude.toLowerCase() : exclude;
>
>         var nodes = [];
>
>         $(this).each( function() {
>                 $.each(this.childNodes, function(i, node) {
>                         var compare = (!caseSensitive) ? 
> node[DOMProperty].toLowerCase() :
> node[DOMProperty];
>                         if (exclude != compare) { nodes[nodes.length] = node; 
> }
>                 });
>         });
>
>         return nodes;
>
> }
>
> // this function converts all nodes to html, including text nodes
> // and ignoring invisible nodes
> jQuery.fn.allDOMNodesToHTML = function() {
>         var valueTypeNodes = [
>                 document.TEXT_NODE,
>                 document.ATTRIBUTE_NODE,
>                 document.CDATA_SECTION_NODE
>         ]
>         var ignoreNodes = [
>                 document.PROCESSING_INSTRUCTION_NODE,
>                 document.COMMENT_NODE
>         ]
>
>         var html = "";
>
>         this.each( function(i, node){
>                 if ($.inArray(node.nodeType, ignoreNodes) > -1) {
>                         //do nothing
>                 } else if ($.inArray(node.nodeType, valueTypeNodes) > -1) {
>                         html += node.nodeValue;
>                 } else {
>                         html += node.innerHtml;
>                 }
>         });
>
>         return html;
>
> }
>
> On Sep 30, 3:01 pm, equallyunequal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > NodeType        Named Constant
> > 1       ELEMENT_NODE
> > 2       ATTRIBUTE_NODE
> > 3       TEXT_NODE
> > 4       CDATA_SECTION_NODE
> > 5       ENTITY_REFERENCE_NODE
> > 6       ENTITY_NODE
> > 7       PROCESSING_INSTRUCTION_NODE
> > 8       COMMENT_NODE
> > 9       DOCUMENT_NODE
> > 10      DOCUMENT_TYPE_NODE
> > 11      DOCUMENT_FRAGMENT_NODE
> > 12      NOTATION_NODE
>
> > from:http://www.w3schools.com/Dom/dom_nodetype.asp
>
> > I had to check for nodeType == 3 since the text nodes do not have an
> > innerHtml property. Also, after some reading, I think 'node.nodeValue'
> > would be more "proper" over 'node.data'
>
> > I'd like to see how you get it to work better with jQuery, or rather,
> > "native jQuery". I'll try it myself, but I'd like to see how others
> > would implement it.
>
> > On Sep 30, 2:20 pm, Pedram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > > Wow amazing... it worked let me ask you question I think I can do it
> > > with jQuery ..
> > > do you know what does node.nodeType mean in javascript
> > > nodeType=1 what does that mean for each value ?
> > > thanks Pedram
>

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