The jQuery wildcard selectors are used to select
elements from a page using wildcard filters. For example the [<attribute>^=<attribute
value>] selector will select all the elements in the
page where the specified attribute’s value starts with the given substring.
In this post we shall see the various wildcard selectors available in jQuery, and how to use them to filter out elements.
The following are the wildcard selectors available in jQuery.
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In this post we shall see the various wildcard selectors available in jQuery, and how to use them to filter out elements.
The following are the wildcard selectors available in jQuery.
Selector
|
Type of Element selected
|
=
|
Equal to
|
!=
|
Not equal to
|
^=
|
Starts with
|
$=
|
Ends with
|
*=
|
Contains the substring
|
~=
|
Contains the word
|
*
|
All selector
|
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