问题
I have a div that dynamically get's loaded with two images always and possibly one div in between. Neither the images or the div have id's associated with them (and I can't make them have Id's). Inspecting them with firebug they are just shown as <IMG>
and <DIV>
. I need to get the height of this child div when it exists.
I was hoping I could do something like this...
$("#parentDiv > DIV").height();
or this...
$("#parentDiv > DIV")[0].height();
Since jquery $ returns an array. The second one gives javascript errors so I know I'm off there. I think these should be close though. Any ideas?
Edit: Here is the html I am running against.
<DIV id="parentDiv" name="parentDiv">
<IMG style="DISPLAY: block; VERTICAL-ALIGN: bottom; CURSOR: pointer" height="17" src="..." />
<!-- this div may or may not be here -->
<DIV style="DISPLAY: block; BACKGROUND-IMAGE: url(...); WIDTH: 16px; CURSOR: pointer; BACKGROUND-REPEAT: repeat-y; POSITION: relative; HEIGHT: 144px; outline: none">
<DIV style="LEFT: 0px; OVERFLOW: hidden; WIDTH: 16px; POSITION: absolute; TOP: 128px; HEIGHT: 8px">
<IMG style="LEFT: 0px; POSITION: absolute; TOP: 0px" height="8" src="..." />
</DIV>
</DIV>
<IMG style="DISPLAY: block; VERTICAL-ALIGN: bottom; CURSOR: pointer" height="17" src="..." />
</DIV>
回答1:
to get an indexed jQuery element, use the eq()
function:
$("#parentDiv > DIV").eq(0).height();
or
$($("#parentDiv > DIV")[0]).height();
or
$("#parentDiv > DIV:eq(0)").height();
回答2:
Just to add to all the other ways of doing it:
$("#parentDiv > div:first").height();
回答3:
Your first one will work, as long as your selector is okay. Try the following and see what you get:
$("#parentDiv > DIV").css("background", "pink");
If you don't get a pink background where you'd expect, fix your selector, and it'll work with the height-statement as well.
回答4:
Try
$($("#parentDiv > div")[0]).height();
That should do the trick
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/632022/how-do-i-use-jquery-to-get-the-height-of-a-dynamically-created-child-element-wit