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jQuery Simple Selectors
October 28th, 2008 | 
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Last week we started looking at the jQuery selector by looking at the syntax we used to get our “hello world” demo working.
Today, we’ll start digging a little deeper into this main feature of jQuery.
There are four basic ways to get data using the selector.
- By the tag name
- By the ID
- By the class name
- Using an XPath statement
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jQuery – Explaining Last Week’s Code
Last week I left you with a chunk of code that showed you that you had successfully installed jQuery into your web application.
The code we need to discuss looks like this:
$(document).ready(function() { alert("jquery is working"); });
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