What would the equivalent of the following jQuery selector:
$('table.special > thead > tr')
be if I had $('table.special')
as a $table
argument in function to start with?
(something of the form $table.(...)
but equivalent to the first mentioned selector)
Note: $table.filter('thead > tr')
is not what I want, as it also selects thead
element of nested tables, and $table.filter('> thead > tr')
doesn't work and neither $table.children('thead > tr')
...
This is how it can be done:
$table.children("thead").children("tr");
As well as:
$table.find("> thead > tr");
// or
$("> thead > tr", $table);
but for some reasons this type of selector is deprecated now.