Revisions to Check the value in textbox is selected using jquery [duplicate]

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var t = ''; if(window.getSelection) { t = window.getSelection(); } else if(document.getSelection) { t = document.getSelection(); } else if(document.selection) { t = document.selection.createRange().text; } return t; } $("#myElement").select(function(eventObject) { alert(getSelected().toString()); });

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$('#myElement').select(function(e) { var start = e.target.selectionStart; var end = e.target.selectionEnd; alert($('#myElement').val().substring(start, end)); });

});

The second one is perfect. Don't know how much cross-browser the first one is...

See this : http://jsfiddle.net/rT5vR/

var t = ''; if(window.getSelection) { t = window.getSelection(); } else if(document.getSelection) { t = document.getSelection(); } else if(document.selection) { t = document.selection.createRange().text; } return t; } $("#myElement").select(function(eventObject) { alert(getSelected().toString()); });

Or

$('#myElement').select(function(e) { var start = e.target.selectionStart; var end = e.target.selectionEnd; alert($('#myElement').val().substring(start, end));

});

The second one is perfect. Don't know how much cross-browser the first one is...

See this : http://jsfiddle.net/rT5vR/

var t = ''; if(window.getSelection) { t = window.getSelection(); } else if(document.getSelection) { t = document.getSelection(); } else if(document.selection) { t = document.selection.createRange().text; } return t; } $("#myElement").select(function(eventObject) { alert(getSelected().toString()); });

Or

$('#myElement').select(function(e) { var start = e.target.selectionStart; var end = e.target.selectionEnd; alert($('#myElement').val().substring(start, end)); });

The second one is perfect. Don't know how much cross-browser the first one is...

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edited Dec 19, 2012 at 9:51

Anujith

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See this : http://jsfiddle.net/rT5vR/

var t = ''; if(window.getSelection) { t = window.getSelection(); } else if(document.getSelection) { t = document.getSelection(); } else if(document.selection) { t = document.selection.createRange().text; } return t; } $("#myElement").select(function(eventObject) { alert(getSelected().toString()); });

Or

$('#myElement').select(function(e) { var start = e.target.selectionStart; var end = e.target.selectionEnd; alert($('#foo''#myElement').val().substring(start, end));

});

The second one is perfect. Don't know how much cross-browser the first one is...

See this : http://jsfiddle.net/rT5vR/

var t = ''; if(window.getSelection) { t = window.getSelection(); } else if(document.getSelection) { t = document.getSelection(); } else if(document.selection) { t = document.selection.createRange().text; } return t; } $("#myElement").select(function(eventObject) { alert(getSelected().toString()); });

Or

$('#myElement').select(function(e) { var start = e.target.selectionStart; var end = e.target.selectionEnd; alert($('#foo').val().substring(start, end));

});

The second one is perfect. Don't know how much cross-browser the first one is...

See this : http://jsfiddle.net/rT5vR/

var t = ''; if(window.getSelection) { t = window.getSelection(); } else if(document.getSelection) { t = document.getSelection(); } else if(document.selection) { t = document.selection.createRange().text; } return t; } $("#myElement").select(function(eventObject) { alert(getSelected().toString()); });

Or

$('#myElement').select(function(e) { var start = e.target.selectionStart; var end = e.target.selectionEnd; alert($('#myElement').val().substring(start, end));

});

The second one is perfect. Don't know how much cross-browser the first one is...

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edited Dec 19, 2012 at 9:45

Anujith

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See this : http://jsfiddle.net/rT5vR/

var t = ''; if(window.getSelection) { t = window.getSelection(); } else if(document.getSelection) { t = document.getSelection(); } else if(document.selection) { t = document.selection.createRange().text; } return t; } $("#myElement").select(function(eventObject) { alert(getSelected().toString()); });

Or

$('#myElement').select(function(e) { var start = e.target.selectionStart; var end = e.target.selectionEnd; alert($('#foo').val().substring(start, end));

});

The second one is perfect. Don't know how much cross-browser the first one is...

See this : http://jsfiddle.net/rT5vR/

var t = ''; if(window.getSelection) { t = window.getSelection(); } else if(document.getSelection) { t = document.getSelection(); } else if(document.selection) { t = document.selection.createRange().text; } return t; } $("#myElement").select(function(eventObject) { alert(getSelected().toString()); });

See this : http://jsfiddle.net/rT5vR/

var t = ''; if(window.getSelection) { t = window.getSelection(); } else if(document.getSelection) { t = document.getSelection(); } else if(document.selection) { t = document.selection.createRange().text; } return t; } $("#myElement").select(function(eventObject) { alert(getSelected().toString()); });

Or

$('#myElement').select(function(e) { var start = e.target.selectionStart; var end = e.target.selectionEnd; alert($('#foo').val().substring(start, end));

});

The second one is perfect. Don't know how much cross-browser the first one is...

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answered Dec 19, 2012 at 9:37

Anujith

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