it`s unlikely but possible for an id to be in the page for more than once..
i will try to avoid it :)
And thanx for the reply`s. it has been very helpfull.
2007/6/1, Sean Catchpole <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
As stated, the document.getElementById will only work on document, and
will only return the
As stated, the document.getElementById will only work on document, and
will only return the unique id.
It is in fact very bad practice to have multiple id's and it is not
unreasonable for javascript to fail if there are more than one. Just
use a class instead of an id if there needs to be multip
getElementById() is an Document object method, doesn't belong to
Element object, so can not use it as Element.getElementById();
maybe you can do it like this (without jQuery):
var children = document.getElementById('001').childNodes;
for(var i=0;i wrote:
> Could you also post the non jquery code
Could you also post the non jquery code? (i just would like to know :))
2007/6/1, Juha Suni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Well id's really should always be unique. But if you really want to do
this, try:
alert($('#001').children('#0011').html());
- Original Message -
*From:* Mark <[EMAIL PR
Well id's really should always be unique. But if you really want to do this,
try:
alert($('#001').children('#0011').html());
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From: Mark
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Sent: Friday, June 01, 2007 5:22 PM
Subject: [jQuery] Javascript question: Get elementi
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