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[jQuery] Adding custom selectors via a plugin
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Hi folks,
Is it possible to add custom selectors to jQuery via a plugin? I'd
basically just need to rewrite the selector string before it get's
handled by jQuery itself.
The reason I ask is because I'm currently converting some OOPish code
into jQuery plugins which is tons of fun and I'd like to use selectors
like this:
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$('#tasklist task:3')
.task('field', 'name', 'New task name')
.task('save');
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instead of
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$('#tasklist tr[td]:nth-child(3)')
.task('field', 'name', 'New Task name')
.task('save');
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Thanks a lot
-- Felix
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Hi folks,
Is it possible to add custom selectors to jQuery via a plugin? I'd
basically just need to rewrite the selector string before it get's
handled by jQuery itself.
The reason I ask is because I'm currently converting some OOPish code
into jQuery plugins which is tons of fun and I'd like to use selectors
like this:
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$('#tasklist task:3')
.task('field', 'name', 'New task name')
.task('save');
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
instead of
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$('#tasklist tr[td]:nth-child(3)')
.task('field', 'name', 'New Task name')
.task('save');
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Thanks a lot
-- Felix
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