Looping Element Using Jquery, after Googling for a long time (it takes about 12 hours) finally I find that Jquery can looping the element on the Jquery object target. The Jquery library provides a method called each(), which will loop all of your element of the target. I find at this website about how to use this each() method. Below is the example :
// Loop over each hottie.
$( "#girls a.hottie" ).each(
// For each hottie, run this code. The "indIndex" is the
// loop iteration index on the current element.
function( intIndex ){
// Bind the onclick event to simply alert the
// iteration index value.
$( this ).bind (
"click",
function(){
alert( "Hottie index: " + intIndex );
}
);
}
);
Usually the above code can be used when you need to do some actions to find which anchor the user click…