You can use a multiple selector ( ) with the attribute-equals selector (or any other selectors), for example.
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How to write a jquery selector to match an element has attribute a or attribute b. It must match three elements below jquery selector link|improve this question asked Oct 8 '10 at 12:02complez3841718 62% accept rate.
You can use a multiple selector (,) with the attribute-equals selector (or any other selectors), for example: $("aa=123, ab=345") You can test it out here.
I think 123 and 345 shown in the above questions are just dummy values. – Salman A Oct 8 '10 at 12:21 @Salman - You may certainly be correct, in that case use @Nox's answer, if they weren't and you need to match the values, the above is how to do that. – Nick Craver?
Oct 8 '10 at 12:22 Why I can't find out that way? – complez Oct 8 '10 at 12:25 @complez - I don't understand the comment, can you clarify? – Nick Craver?
Oct 8 '10 at 12:27.
Or generally for mere presence of attribute $("aa, ab").
1 +1 - Also a very valid answer, now that you posted this the question seems much more ambiguous. – Nick Craver? Oct 8 '10 at 12:06.
Try this $('ab="345",aa=123 ') See the jQuery Multiple selector docs.
1 +1 for reference – BrunoLM Oct 8 '10 at 12:18.
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