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Chase Prescott
10,109 PointsOn line 15 of app.js, I am trying to see if the parent of the link has the class of '.selected' but it isn't working. He
if ($anchor .parent().hasClass(".selected")) { $option; whats the problem here
3 Answers
Aaron Kaye
10,948 PointsWhat about $(anchor).parent().hasClass("selected"). I am not sure what the context is so it's hard to fully answer
Chase Prescott
10,109 Points//Create a select and append to #menu var $select = $("<select></select>"); $("#menu").append($select);
//Cycle over menu links $("#menu a").each(function(){ var $anchor = $(this); //Create an option var $option = $("<option></option>");
//Deal with selected options depending on current page if($anchor.parent().hasClass(".selected")) { $option; } //option's value is the href $option.val($anchor.attr("href")); //option's text is the text of link $option.text($anchor.text()); //append option to select $select.append($option); }); //Create button var $button = $("<button>Go</button>"); $("#menu").append($button); //Bind click to button $button.click(function(){ //Go to select's location window.location = $select.val(); });
here is the full code I don't know if this is helpful or not
tobiaskrause
9,160 Pointstobiaskrause
9,160 PointsYou could link your challange with the "Get help" Button in the challange. Without the challange it is hard to help you