Reputation: 1137
How can this JavaScript function
function reset() {
var customSelect = document.getElementsByClassName("custom-select")[0];
var select = customSelect.getElementsByTagName("select")[0];
var selected = customSelect.getElementsByClassName("select-selected")[0];
var selectedItem = customSelect.getElementsByClassName('same-as-selected')[0];
select.selectedIndex = 0;
selected.innerHTML = select.options[select.selectedIndex].innerHTML;
selectedItem.classList.remove('same-as-selected');
}
Be converted into a jQuery function? I have tried the first variable like this:
var customSelect = document.getElementsByClassName("custom-select")[0];
var jqcustomSelect = $(".custom-select:eq(0)").html();
console.log(customSelect + " JQ: " + jqcustomSelect);
But I am confused about the output:
customSelect = [object HTMLDivElement]
While
jqcustomSelect = html code
1) How can I convert this function?
2) And why is the customSelect output [object HTMLDivElement], while the de outputs html code?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 296
Reputation: 923
Your JQuery function should be like this
function reset(){
var customSelect = $('.custom-select');
var select = customSelect.find('select');
select.prop('selectedIndex', 0);
customSelect.find('.select-selected').html(select.find('option:selected').html());
customSelect.find('.same-as-selected').removeClass('same-as-selected');
}
Try this, but i'ts not easy to test it without your source code
Upvotes: 1