Reputation: 14877
I am using HighStock charts to prepare charts. HighStock uses SVG
to plot HTML in their API.
Here is the generated HTML snippet:
<g class="highcharts-grid" zIndex="1">
<g class="highcharts-grid" zIndex="1">
<g class="highcharts-grid" zIndex="1">
<g class="highcharts-grid" zIndex="1">
<path fill="none" d="M 36 385.5 L 1397 385.5" stroke="#C0C0C0" stroke-width="1" zIndex="1">
<path fill="none" d="M 36 350.5 L 1397 350.5" stroke="#C0C0C0" stroke-width="1" zIndex="1">
<path fill="none" d="M 36 420.5 L 1397 420.5" stroke="#C0C0C0" stroke-width="1" zIndex="1">
</g>
<g class="highcharts-grid" zIndex="1">
Now I am using Jquery
foreach
to get g
containing class "highcharts-grid" using:
$('.highcharts-grid').each(function(i, gridLinesArray) {
// get path from gridLines
});
Now, some of the elements may contain "path" and some not (As you can see in generated HTML), I want to get array of path elements for each "g" containing them.
Hope I am clear on the question. Please ask for clarification if required.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 2555
Reputation: 298166
I'm not entirely sure what you are doing with them, but this might work for you:
$('.highcharts-grid').each(function(i, gridLinesArray) {
var paths = $('path', this);
// or $(this).find('path');
});
Upvotes: 1