I've an array of HTML DOM objects:
// Console output
(3) […]
0: <div data-selector="5">
1: <div data-selector="9">
2: <div data-selector="2">
3: <div data-selector="6">
4: <div data-selector="13">
length: 5
<prototype>: Array []
How can I find (and return) the HTML object having data-selector
equal to 9
(ie <div data-selector="9">
) using JavaScript?
You can use querySelectorAll
function and specify the attribute ie: data-selector
and assign the value which is 9
.
Note: The querySelectorAll
function returns an array of elements.
const x = document.querySelectorAll("[data-selector='9']"); console.log(x[0].innerHTML);
<p data-selector="9">Test</p>
This would solve your problem.
array.find(item => item.dataset.selector === '9');
Explanation:
Javascript allows you to use
dataset
to access data attributes in html. That is, they have a pattern such asdata-*
So, if you have a html file that looks like this:
<html>
<div id="root">
<div data-selector="5"></div>
<div data-selector="9"></div>
<div data-selector="2"></div>
<div data-selector="6"></div>
<div data-selector="13"></div>
</div>
</html>
You can get the div
with id of root in your javascript file:
const root = document.querySelector('#root');
// get array of div elements inside root
const tagsArray = [...root.children];
// finally, retrieve the specific element you need
const selectedItem = tagsArray.find(elem => elem.dataset.selector === '9');
// A simple check
console.log(selectedItem); // => <div data-selector="9"></div>
You can do that Using getAttribute()
method
var myArray // Let this be your array
var len = myArray.length
// Implement this logic
for(i=0;i<len;i++) {
if(myArray[i].getAttribute('data-selector') == '9') {
// Return myArray[i] or do what ever you want to do
}
}
Use Array.find :
// Array of HTML DOM objects:
var myArray = ['<div data-selector="5">', '...', '<div data-selector="9">'];
var found = myArray.find(function(element) {
return element.getAttribute('data-selector') === '9';
});
Based on getAttribute()
by @vaibhav kumar
You could do it like this (where array
is your array of HTML elements):
array.forEach(element => { if(element.getAttribute("data-selector") == "9") doSomething(element); });
If the array's data-selector
attribute is equal to "9"
, the function doSomething()
gets executed and passed the element.
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