<div id = "item_container">
<div class="price">
<span class ="discounted">
"
$150
"
</span>
"$125 for 2 months"
<br>
"
Handling Fee: $3.15
"
</div>
</div>
Can someone help me or point me to the right direction on how to access the text "$125 for 2 months" using javascript?
I tried using querySelector but it will only get the $150 text.
var discounted_price = document.querySelector('#item_container > div.price > span').innerHTML;
console.log(discounted_price);
The code I used will not get the remaining text which i need.
If the HTML is always like that, you can query .discounted
then transverse to the next sibling .
Once you get there, you can get thenodeValue for that text node
const discounted_price = document.querySelector('.discounted') console.log(discounted_price.nextSibling.nodeValue);
<div id="item_container"> <div class="price"> <span class="discounted"> " $150 " </span> "$125 for 2 months" <br> " Handling Fee: $3.15 " </div> </div>
The text you're looking for is not inside the span
, instead it's the next sibling node of the span
const text = document.querySelector(".discounted").nextSibling.textContent.trim(); console.log(text)
<html> <div id = "item_container"> <div class="price"> <span class ="discounted"> " $150 " </span> "$125 for 2 months" <br> " Handling Fee: $3.15 " </div> </div> </html>
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