It looks like JQuery
does the search in the current document
when using a selector.
How to search for an element only inside a div
element?
jQuery selectors work very much like CSS selectors, which you may be more familiar with.
First, select the div, and then descend from that:
$('#my-div').find('some-selector').
or build your selector to match children of the element in question:
$('#my-div some-selector')
Old question, but everyone seems to have missed the scoped jQuery selector (using the scope you desired, ie your div selector, as the second parameter)
eg use
var $matches = $('.adiv', '#mydiv');
This is a shorter equivalent of:
var $matches = $('#mydiv').find('.adiv');
var elems = jQuery(".foo", jQuery("#divYourWantToLimitTo") ); //BAD
//or
var elems = jQuery("#divYourWantToLimitTo .foo"); //Better
//or
var elems = jQuery("#divYourWantToLimitTo").find(".foo"); //BEST
jQuery provides several ways to search for specific elements:
$("#your_div").find(".your_things"); //Find everything inside
//-or-
$("#your_div").filter(".your_things"); //Find only the top level
//-or-
$("#your_div .your_things"); //Easiest
var elements = $('div ' + yourSearch);
$('div-selector').find('the selector-you-are-looking-for');
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