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Hi,

how can i the text inside a <caption> Tag of a table?

I am iteration though elements with this code:

var $elements = $('table');
$elements.each(function(){

// here i want to get the text inside the caption tag inside THIS
element ...

}

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On Nov 30, 6:43 am, "SharepointMag [yb]" <sharepoint...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > var $elements = $('table'); > $elements.each(function(){ > // here i want to get the text inside the caption tag inside THIS element ... >  } var captionText = $("caption", this).text(); The second parameter to the "$" function is a context to search in. In this case, "this" is the current table element, exactly what you want for a context. The following would also work, and I don't know if there is any real internal difference between them: var captionText = $(this).find("caption").text() Cheers, -- Scott
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