Problem
I have an editable div containing a few non-editable divs. If a user clicks somewhere I have to find out if he clicked in an area he can actually edit or not.
Question
Is there a way to check if an element is editable? Something like this:
$('my-element-selector').is(':editable')
(And no, the :editable selector is not working, just an example)
$('#mydiv').get(0).isContentEditable
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/HTMLElement.isContentEditable
As far as i heard, there is no such selector called :editable
in core jquery, Try to make use of the attribute selector
at this context,
$('my-element-selector').is('[contenteditable="true"]')
Try this
$( "div" ).click(function() {
if ( $( this ).hasClass( "editable" ) ) {
}
});
OR
if ( $( "#myDiv" ).is( ".editable" ) ) {
}
Give a specific class for editable div and check for class. For example :
if ( $( "#DivId").hasClass( "Editable" ) ) {}
Another way :
if ( $( "#DivId" ).is( ".Editable" ) ) {
}
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