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$ ("Li"). Click (function () { Alert ($ ("Li"). Index (this)); }); |
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$ (' li '). Index (document.getElementById (' Bar ')); 1, passing a DOM object that returns the index position of the object in the original collection $ (' li '). Index ($ (' #bar ')); 1, passing a jquery object $ (' li '). Index ($ (' li:gt (0) ')); 1, passing a set of jquery objects that returns the index position of the first element of the object in the original collection $ (' #bar '). Index (' Li '); 1, pass a selector, return #bar position in all Li $ (' #bar '). index (); 1, does not pass the parameter, returns the index position of this element in the sibling. [HTML] <ul> <li id= "foo" >foo</li> <li id= "Bar" >bar</li> <li id= "Baz" >baz</li> </ul> |
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<ul> <li><a href= "#nogo" > here is a sequence </a></li> <li><a href= "#nogo" > here is a sequence </a></li> <li><a href= "#nogo" > here is a sequence </a></li> <li><a href= "#nogo" > here is a sequence </a></li> <li><a href= "#nogo" > here is a sequence </a></li> <li><a href= "#nogo" > here is a sequence </a></li> |
As shown above, this is an unordered list what do I need to click on any listing item to get the sequence of the item?
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$ (document). Ready (function () { $ ("#act li"). Click (function () { Alert ($ ("#act li"). Index ($ (this) [0])); }) }) $ ("#act li"). Index ($ (this) [0]) [0] |
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