Question

So I have 2 divs, each with n-elements. There are n-pairs of elements across the 2 divs. Each pair uses the same 'class'.

Is it possible to remove a particular pair at a time? I currently am using the following code:

    function leaveGroup(id)
    {

        var e = document.getElementById(id);
        var f = $(e).parentNode;

        // Remove everything with the same class name of the parent
        $('body').removeClass($(f).className);

    }

The function isn't working, am I using class names incorrectly? Thanks!

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Solution

You're misunderstanding jQuery.

The removeClass function removes a class from an existing element.

You want to write the following:

var className = $('#' + id).parent().attr('class');
$('.' + className).remove();

Note that this won't work if the parent node has multiple classes.

OTHER TIPS

$('.el').remove() 
// would remove all elements with the 'el' className

I believe this is what you want. removeClass removes a class. remove removes the element.

When you said, remove you want to remove the class of element? If you want to remove element, you can make this:

div = document.getElementByClassName('yourClass');

Now you have a collection of itens and now you can remove the item you want, ex:

div[1].remove();

if you want to remove all at once

for(i in div){ i.remove(); }

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