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Adam Kiss
Adam Kiss

Reputation: 11859

jQuery - returning $(this) DOM Element

i'm using DD_Belated.png to save all IE6 users from seeing the madness of unsupported png.

However, this great script takes either selector or DOM Element as parameter to it's only function to do it's magic and return working PNG to IE6.

Me, being lazy programmer, did something like this:

$("img[src$=png], #search").each (
  function() { 
    DD_belatedPNG.fix( *what-here* ); 
});

SO, basically I need some jQuery function to return DOM Element from $(this).

BTW, neither $(this).get(), $(this).get(0) nor $(this)[0] does work in IE6

Thank you.

Edit: Once again, the problem was between monitor and seat - in me. There are two methods - one for selector string and one for DOM Element. I used the first one for both - and I thought I'm not passing good argument with this, so I began to look into different - well, I did not gave the right argument - It expected string...

Upvotes: 2

Views: 1245

Answers (2)

Hogan
Hogan

Reputation: 70513

did you try DD_belatedPNG.fix(this);

Upvotes: 1

Pointy
Pointy

Reputation: 413702

In your .each function, the "this" variable will be your DOM element. Thus:

DD_belatedPNG.fix(this);

should do it.

I'll add, sadly, that I've never gotten any IE6 PNG fixers to work, at least not really work.

Upvotes: 5

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