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jQuery Object getClasses System
Posted on 08/29/2014 at 11:04 am by Kevin Wentworth
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After having to create a list of classes on an element, I decided that it was time to have a method to pull all of an objects classes into one returnable array. This is extremely useful for class-based tagging and object finding.
Requires jQuery v1.2+
The getClasses Method
- jQuery.fn.getClasses = function() {
- var classes = [];
- var objClass = $(this).attr('class');
- if(value !== "") {
- classes.push(value);
- }
- });
- return classes;
- }
Using It
Instead of doing anything fancy, let's just print out the classes that the div has, into its child span
- var theClasses = $('#element').getClasses();
Good Luck, Fellow Programmers.
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