问题
I'm tying to select images based on their URLs, but for some reason it's not playing ball:
Ultimately I'm after something like:
var imgs = $("img[@src='images/object.png']:not(:hidden)");
But even with something simple like:
$("img[@src='images/object.png']");
This error is thrown: "TypeError: Object doesn't support this property or method".
If I omit the @ from the query:
$("img[src='images/object.png']");
I get no items returned. I've copied and pasted the path directly from the generated html at runtime and it still refuses to return any items. If I replace the src selector with an id selector, it returns the items.
This is the image tag generated at runtime:
<img id="ctl00_ContentPlaceHolder1_object_1" src="images/object.png" style="height:16px;width:16px;border-width:0px;visibility:visible;display:inline;margin-right:3px;" />
I'm running jQuery 1.4.2 and I've checked all the documentation and all appears to be coded correctly. I'm assuming this isn't a bug, but a misinterpretation on my part. Can anyone she any light on this?
Cheers
回答1:
Don't use the @
and be sure to include the full query too. If there is one.
$("img[src='/images/marketing/logo.png?1277792289']")[0]
You can do substring matching as well
$("img[src*='logo']")[0]
And the :not
selector is in the wrong place. It should not be in the attribute brackets.
$("img[src*='logo']:not(:visible)")[0]
回答2:
This used to be a bug in jQuery and apparently it still is.
Check out the following tickets:
- Can not select a form using the action attribute
- attr "action" of form and Selectors' attribute filter
- selector by attribute "src" not working the same way as in 1.2.6
- IE7 "repairs" value of href atrribute by adding "http://..."
Essentially, what you have will work if you use the attributeEndsWith ($) or attributeContains (*) selectors because jQuery is not comparing your string against exactly what you put into the image src attribute, but against the full url path (ie, http:// ..... /images/object.png)
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3167806/how-do-i-select-an-image-based-on-its-path-url