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Hello I have something like
div.find("input").autocomplete({
…..
and am wondering if I can add an input id to the element…
ie.
div.find("input#good")
thanks!
An input tag can have an id on it like:
<input id="good" type="text">. If you did that, then you can just use this jQuery$("#good")to find it and that should be simpler thandiv.find("input#good")and faster because finding an id is natively supported by the browser.There can only be one object in a page with the id=”good”, so there’s no reason to use div.find on it unless you only want it found if it’s in a more narrow context.