jquery with two or more sub selectors

Question

How do I write a selector that has two condtional selectors, eg

$("#version option:selected **AND** option:contains('some text')")

Answer 1

You separate the selectors by commas:

$("#version option:selected,#version option:contains('some text')")

http://api.jquery.com/multiple-selector/

Update

Even though this is not what the OP was looking for I updated my post in case someone stumbles upon this in the future. Thanks to RoToRa for catching the error.

Answer 2

You can match on multiple attribute selectors by simply chaining further sub 'find' calls.

For example:

$("#version option:selected").find(":contains('some text')") //and so forth

Answer 3

Just like you can use :visited:hover in CSS, you could do the same in jQuery:

$("#version option:selected:contains('some text')")

Answer 4

http://api.jquery.com/multiple-selector/

BTW, the correct usage would be in your case:

$("#version option:selected, #version option:contains('some text')")

or

$("#version").find("option:selected, option:contains('some text')")

not

$("#version option:selected, option:contains('some text')")