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Selector warning: a[href="#poi-10"]
There should be no need to prepend an ID selector with another selector. Use $("#poi") instead.
The selector picks up on 's that link to another anchor - in this case it does not have an id itself and so I guess the advice is misleading. $('#poi') does not select the same as $('a[href="#poi-10"]'), given the structure:
<a href="#poi-10">Go to POI 10</a>
<div id="poi-10">I am POI 10</div>
I realize it is a slooooow selector, so a message should be in order - how about:
Selector warning: a[href="#poi10"]
Selecting by specific attributes could be slow. Consider changing to a more specific selector such as a class or an id.
Bye!
Garbrand
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Hey Menno,
I thought this message wasn't quite right:
Selector warning: a[href="#poi-10"]
There should be no need to prepend an ID selector with another selector. Use $("#poi") instead.
The selector picks up on 's that link to another anchor - in this case it does not have an id itself and so I guess the advice is misleading. $('#poi') does not select the same as $('a[href="#poi-10"]'), given the structure:
I realize it is a slooooow selector, so a message should be in order - how about:
Selector warning: a[href="#poi10"]
Selecting by specific attributes could be slow. Consider changing to a more specific selector such as a class or an id.
Bye!
Garbrand
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: