jQuery select img with src

javascript, jquery

Solution

I'm not sure why the difference, but try using the `$=` attribute ends with selector.

Seems to work.

Example: http://jsfiddle.net/bTf7K/

$('#sortable').find('img[src$="/test1.jpg"]')

EDIT: The difference may have something to do with the method of getting the attribute value that jQuery uses at different times.

Using native methods:

element.getAttribute("src") // returns the actual value that was set

element.src // returns the value but with the full domain path

So I'm guessing jQuery uses both of these at different times.

Problem

I want to select an image (with jQuery) by the src attribute. The Image is inside an ul and a collection of div's. The id of the ul is "sortable". Here is my HTML: ``` <ul id="sortable"> <li id="pic_0"> <div class="sortEleWrapper"> <div class="imgWrapper"> <img src="/test1.jpg"> </div> <input type="text" name="picText" id="picText" value="""" style="width:105px;color:#aaa" class="sortInput"> </div> <input type="hidden" id="picSrc" name="picSrc" value="/test1.jpg"> </li> </ul> ``` etc. and here is my js: ``` if($('#sortable').find('img[src="/test1.jpg"]').length > 0){ alert('img exists'); }else{ alert('img doesnt exists'); } ``` My problem is, that they don't find any image. But if I write the js like this: ``` if($('img[src="/test1.jpg"]').length > 0){ alert('img exists'); }else{ alert('img doesnt exists'); } ``` so they find the image.

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