topics: jquery, jquery|selectors, level: 100

Which of the following statements are true?

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$("[title*='HansR']")

selects all elements with the attribute title containing the value "HansR".

$("[title+='HansR']")

selects all elements with the attribute title containing the value "HansR".

$("[title='*HansR*']")

selects all elements with the attribute title containing the value "HansR".

$("[title='HansR*']")

selects all elements with the attribute title containing the value "HansR".

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topics: jquery, jquery|selectors, level: 100

Which of the following statements are true?

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$(":'file'")

selects all input elements of type "file" (type="file").

$(":submit")

selects all input elements of type "submit" (type="submit", e.g. for submitting a form).

$(":checkbox")

selects all input elements of type "checkbox" (e.g. checkboxes in a form).

$(":radio")

selects all input elements of type "radio" (e.g. radio buttons in a form).

$(":password")

selects all input elements of type "password" (e.g. password fields in a form).

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topics: jquery,html5,javascript, level: 100

Which of the following is true about Drag and Drop?

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For drag-and-drop you need to use jQuery Drag-and-drop can be done completely with HTML5 For drag-and-drop you need a combination of JavaScript with jQuery For drag-and-drop you need a combination of JavaScript with HTML5

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topics: jquery, level: 100

Which of the following statements describes the right way to accomplish this?

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var formData = $("myForm").get();

var formData = $("myForm").collect();

var formData = $("myForm").gather();

var formData = $("myForm").serialize();

var formData = $("myForm").query();

var formData = $("myForm").getURL();

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topics: jquery, level: 100

How can jQuery be described?

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jQuery is a cross-platform .NET library designed to simplify client-side (browser) programming. jQuery is a cross-platform Java library designed to simplify client-side (browser) programming. jQuery is a cross-platform JavaScript library designed to simplify the client-side scripting of HTML. None of the above.

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jQuery is a cross-platform JavaScript library designed to simplify the client-side scripting of HTML.

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topics: jquery|form, level: 100

Which jQuery method can you use to get the value of an input field?

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The

value()

method. The

val()

method. The

text()

method. The

Text()

method.

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topics: jquery|event handler, level: 100

What is the difference between the jQuery trigger and the triggerHandler method

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There is no difference. Both causes the default behavior of the control to execute. The trigger method executes only for the first element that matches the jQuery selector. The triggerHandler method is only for test purposes. The triggerHandler method does not causes the default behavior of the control to execute.

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topics: jquery,jquery|selectors, level: 100

Which of the following statements are true?

Please select exactly one or more correct alternatives.

$(":checked")

selects all input elements that are checked (e.g. radio button, checkbox).

$(":disabled")

selects all input elements that are disabled.

$(":enabled")

selects all input elements that are enabled.

$(":!enabled")

selects all input elements that are disabled.

$(":file")

selects all input elements of type "file" (type="file").

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