I have a table like this:
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script> <table> <tr class="class1"><td>1</td><td class="Type">Type 1</td><td>Section 205</td><</tr> <tr class="class2"><td>2</td><td class="Type">Type 1</td><td>Section 225</td></tr> <tr class="class2"><td>3</td><td class="Type">Type 2</td><td>Section 115</td></tr> </table>I want to select a row which has an specific class and one of the colums contains an specific text. I know how to do the second thing with: $("td.Type:contains(Type 1)").parent() but that would select the first and second rows, and I only want those which class is 2 (That is, the second one). I though I could do a selector inside a selector and I try with $("tr.class2 td.Type:contains(Type1)").parent() which doesn't select anything at all, and $("tr.class2").$("td.Type:contains(Type1)").parent() which isn't even a valid javascript command.
I was searching and I only could find how to get a sum of selections with $(selector 1, selector 2), which is not what I pretend.
