Let me make this same command in jQuery
$('aplicacao').filterByTagName(searchValue);
currently is in prototype would like to see more on jQuery
Thank you very much
+4
A:
$('#aplicacao ' + searchValue);
And, thanks to mkoistinen:
$(searchValue, '#aplicacao');
$('#aplicacao').find(searchValue);
These two options are better if you'd like to avoid hacking strings together, but the first is better if you want to follow CSS conventions.
Skilldrick
2010-09-22 13:46:50
Also, `$(searchValue, '#aplicacao');` and `$('#aplicacao').find(searchValue);`.
mkoistinen
2010-09-22 13:48:01
@mkoistinen Yep, both good as well. Mind if I add them in to the answer?
Skilldrick
2010-09-22 13:50:22
I don't mind at all.
mkoistinen
2010-09-22 13:52:19
+1
A:
Well I'm not a pro on protorype and so, not sure what aplicacao refers to, but if it would be an id:
$('#aplicacao').find('h1');
(for example)
Hannes
2010-09-22 13:50:20