Sury.C
Sury.C

Reputation: 71

How can I locate the correct element using querySelector

In chrome console, i am able to inject a js like below

$("#pageForm").window('open');

And then the DIV form will pop up, however, if i change it to below

document.querySelector("div#pageForm").window('open');

It will return error: Uncaught TypeError: document.querySelector(...).window is not a function at :1:41

Am I doing wrong in locating an element ? Thanks

Upvotes: 0

Views: 151

Answers (4)

Baturay Karaduman
Baturay Karaduman

Reputation: 11

Yes, I agree with answer above. It seems you correctly select the element. However, window property does not belong js out of the box. Its gotta be a jquery plugin so that you can use with jquery. Another function made available to jquery.

Upvotes: 1

Sanju Uthaiah Bollera
Sanju Uthaiah Bollera

Reputation: 389

You could simply wrap the queryselctor with $

$(document.querySelector("div#pageForm")).window('open');

Upvotes: 0

Ardeshir Izadi
Ardeshir Izadi

Reputation: 1073

that $ (dollar sign) you use is jQuery. (It may not be exactly every-day jQuery, it might be something chrome made up for pages that have not jQuery)

there is a difference between the result of $('<some_selector>') & document.querySelector('<some_selector>'); the first one returns a javascript object, which is a wrapper around the DOM Node found in the HTML. this wrapper object has some methods on it (including height(), width(), show(), window(), etc...) which may be added by jQuery or it's plugins (as suggested by Dwight). But the second way (document.querySelector) returns a DOMNode. it is a regular DOM Node and no! it has not a window() method on it

Upvotes: 1

Dwight
Dwight

Reputation: 12460

The window method you're calling - whatever that is - is a method that is provided to jQuery by a plugin you're using. It doesn't seem as though jQuery has a window method out of the box. Because you're using a jQuery plugin you need to locate your element using jQuery instead of a query selector.

Upvotes: 1

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