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I feel like this should have been the first replay to my rant. The nodes are already wrapped in the jQuery object, just need to use eq to access them by index.

I feel like this should have been the first replay to my rant. The nodes are already wrapped in the jQuery object, just need to use eq to access them by index. I've never seen that before, thanks

catshirt 16y ago
you can also pull these out as standard DOM objects if you access as an array, ie. $('a')[0]
xtian 16y ago
They actually aren't already wrapped. The .eq() method pulls an element out of the collection and wraps it in a new jQuery object.