When I want to select all the components by a partial ID or by its class, I use the following.
var identify = $("[id*=donkey]");
var classify = $(".wonkey");
The thing is now that I want to restrict the set returned by identification so that each element still in there also is a member of classification .
The closest I've got by goolearching is along the suggestion here but that's only valid for elements that are children under their parent. That's not my case. I want to select the elements like this.
<bopp id="head-donkey" class="wonkey" />
<bopp id="donkey-butt" class="wonkey" />
<bopp id="head-donkey-butt" class="wonkey" />
But I want to exclude elements like this.
<bopp id="banana" class="wonkey" />
<bopp id="don-key" class="wonkey" />
<bopp id="donkey" class="not-won-key" />
I can't find any info on that operation, though...
You can use the solution linked by you. However, that user has a space between the selectors, which means that you're targeting the descendant using the second selector.
In your specific case, you need to omit space like this.
var idenclassify = $("[id*=donkey].wonkey");
You can use multiple selectors to get the exact elements you need. For your example do:
$(".wonkey[id*=donkey]")
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