ufs_readdir: bad dir warning messages
We observed below warning messages on server: Jan 12 16:15:15 TEMM ufs: [ID 703900 kern.warning] WARNING: ufs_readdir: bad dir, inumber = 273728, fs = /var/tmp/tempdir1 Jan 12 16:15:15 TEMM ufs:...
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Selector –> :first used to select the first element.
Now suppose you want to select first p element on the page, then jQuery provides a very useful and powerful selector called ":first" that selects the first element. Its usage...
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Selector: –> :last used to select the last element.
Now suppose you want to select last p element on the page, then jQuery provides a very useful and powerful selector ":last" that selects the last element. Its usage can...
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Selector -> :even used to select even occurances of the element.
Now suppose we are creating a list and want to apply different styles to odd and even items of the list then we can us the following syntax: $("li:even") The...
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Selector -> :odd used to select odd occurrences of the element.
In the last topic, we have seen the use of ":even" to apply changes to even occurrences of any element, now lets look one another selector ":odd" to select odd...
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Selector-> eq, gt, lt to compare and select element based on index number.
Now i will show you some of the interesting jQuery selectors. Suppose you want to select 5th tr element(or the elements which are comes after 5th element, or before that)...
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Selector .class : To access elements belonging to a class
jQuery provides a very easy syntax for accessing the objects that belongs to a particular class. For example:- suppose we want to access all elements with class name "blackcolor". So...
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Selector: Gets all p elements on page (to access all elements of one type).
So now let us look at one another powerful jQuery selector. Suppose you want to choose all "<p>" elements of the page and then change its css property(for example-the text...
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Selector: .class and .class (select element with two/multiple classes)
Here we will see how can we select the elements on our page with two classes. Its syntax is very simple: $(".class1.class2") where class1 and class2 are the two classes....
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What is $ ?
In our first example of jQuery we have seen the "hello world" example with the significance of document.ready event but there is a concept which may be striking in your...