Say I have this script
$.get('test.html', function(data){ //data }); How can I find a div with a specific class inside data??
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Use data as the context argument to $(selector, context), like this:
$.get('test.html', function(data){ $("div.someClass", data) }); 6 Comments
Carlos Blanco
alert($('div.someClass',data).html()) is working in chrome, but returning null in IE.
Nick Craver
@tou - Is the HTML you're dealing with valid?
Carlos Blanco
Well, it's a Sharepoint web page. Is .html() function nor supported in IE. Isn't JQuery supported in all major browsers??
Nick Craver
@tou - If it's an entire webpage, you have have issues...it's reliant on creating a
documentFragment which can vary between browsers if the content isn't valid for a .innerHTML call. What does $(data).html() give you in IE?Carlos Blanco
$(data).html() gives me blank. alert(data) gives me the HTML markup of the web page. So, is there no way to do what I want in IE?
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