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edited Feb 8, 2016 at 15:11

This works on a higher z-indexz-index than the event parameter mentioned in above answers:

$("#mydiv li").click(function(){ ClickedElement = this.id; alert(ClickedElement); });

This way you will always get the idid of the (in this example lili) element. Also when clicked on a child element of the parent..

This works on a higher z-index than the event parameter mentioned in above answers:

$("#mydiv li").click(function(){ ClickedElement = this.id; alert(ClickedElement); });

This way you will always get the id of the (in this example li) element. Also when clicked on a child element of the parent..

This works on a higher z-index than the event parameter mentioned in above answers:

$("#mydiv li").click(function(){ ClickedElement = this.id; alert(ClickedElement); });

This way you will always get the id of the (in this example li) element. Also when clicked on a child element of the parent..

answered Nov 9, 2013 at 19:58

This works on a higher z-index than the event parameter mentioned in above answers:

$("#mydiv li").click(function(){ ClickedElement = this.id; alert(ClickedElement); });

This way you will always get the id of the (in this example li) element. Also when clicked on a child element of the parent..