Sarkissian: HowardwLo show us what you’ve tried.
Saison: HowardwLo also, that’s now how you use data attributes.
Karlsen: Robertmaxrees: i know, its an example
Merckling: Then make a legit example?
Delcolle: Let me try asking in #css
Huckstadt: HowardwLo also, you cannot put divs in P tags technically.
Niedzwiedz: Robertmaxrees: Perfect!
Rex: Robertmaxrees: hmm. actually not perfect
Kozielski: Robertmaxrees: The elements loaded via ajax don’t react to click event
Jarrett: Then you’re binding something incorrectly. show me your code.
Hudy: Robertmaxrees: ya, just example 😀 http://jsfiddle.net/cxhorfo5/3/ here is what I’ve tried
Schaunaman: You cannot use data attributes like that.
Canaway: That’s not the correct format for them.
Luzell: Data-someName=”someValue”
Ellingson: Robertmaxrees: It works :
Murrish: Noway, in #css they’re becoming all too sophisticated
Radebaugh: It’s not at all indicative of your use-case.
Bryand: If you don’t provide a live sample, nobody chats
Athalone: Sal because they need to play with it.
Palmore: We’re often the same way here.
Mattila: Except me, i’ll talk to a door
Sarvey: Yes, but one can also say, “try this or try that”
Bavaro: Robertmaxrees: so my example needs to be 100% accurate to reflect use case when I’m trying to learn how to use attribute selectors and css selectors properly?
Gruman: Then if it doesn’t work, then try providing a live sample
Garduno: HowardwLo you need to at least give me valid markup.
Zimlich: Because otherwise things won’t work correctly.
Dubow: Also, you don’t use .attr for data attributes.
Searby: Robertmaxrees: how about this? http://jsfiddle.net/cxhorfo5/4/
Eckenrode: Closer. so you want to get the next element with data-s ?
Kolis: I just want to know how to select the sibling given I don’t know the data-s attribute
Mattila: So you want the next div.yes
Rietdorf: Use an attribute contains selector, though that’s kind of weird.
Palczynski: Var next_p = $’p.yes:visible’, ‘pdata-s=”‘$first_p_data'”‘.eq1 also – this isn’t how you concat strings.
Swearinger: But just select off the next element with .yes
Beaushaw: Mattila: yes, i want the next sibling given i have the first one
Novitske: Or use another cl*** on those elements.
Brammell: Robertmaxrees: can i get to the next element without looping through?
Mattila: You want the next one? to find out what’s next?
Leban: Robertmaxrees: .next jQuery API Do***entation → https://api.jquery.com/next/
Angis: Robertmaxrees: .next jQuery API Do***entation → https://api.jquery.com/next/
Hevrin: Http://jsfiddle.net/robertmaxrees/cxhorfo5/5/
Vanruiten: Robertmaxrees: another problem :
Amber: Http://jsfiddle.net/cxhorfo5/6/ what if tis like this? wouldn’t .next get the div after p ?
Nardini: And there’s that invalid markup again.
Herkel: You’d need to use .closest and then .filter from there.
Quider: Well, .closest with recursive .next calls ’till you get what you want.
Bekker: Robertmaxrees: so i still have to loop around
Kretzinger: There is no more direct way to get to it/
Goddard: Perhaps i’ll use xpath for this one then
Mattila: With that last structure you have to extract yourself from the parent to then find it’s sibling to find the nested element you want
Dutcher: HowardwLo this looks like crufty markup.