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I want to filter based on two attributes, the first is id and the second is called level

i.e. id="someId" level="someLevel"

Shouldn't this code do the trick ... it doesn't seem to work.

$(".someClass").filter("#"+id, "[level='"+level+"']").someAction();
+2  A: 

You are providing two arguments:

.filter("#someId", "[level='someLevel']")

You probably want this:

.filter("#someId[level=someLevel]")
Álvaro G. Vicario
+2  A: 

You can use a Multiple Attribute Selector in your filter function.

Matt
+1  A: 

what about

$(".someClass").filter("filter1").filter("filter2") 

?

Dario
A: 

If its an or condition you should really have a helper function like string format:

string.Format = function( text )
{
    //check if there are two arguments in the arguments list
    if ( arguments.length <= 1 )
    {
        //if there are not 2 or more arguments there’s nothing to replace
        //just return the original text
        return text;
    }
    //decrement to move to the second argument in the array
    var tokenCount = arguments.length - 2;
    for( var token = 0; token <= tokenCount; token++ )
    {
        //iterate through the tokens and replace their placeholders from the original text in order
        text = text.replace( new RegExp( "\\{" + token + "\\}", "gi" ),
                                                arguments[ token + 1 ] );
    }
    return text;
};

and then its easy:

var filter = string.format("#{0}, [level='{1}']", id, level);
$(".someClass").filter(filter).someAction();
Shay Erlichmen