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Description: Returns an array of a specified element based on it's attributes. Syntax: searchElem(string, {parameters})function searchElem(a, b) {
var n = [];
outer:
for(var i = document.getElementsByTagName(a), x = 0; x < i.length; x ++) {
for(var e in b)
if((b[e].constructor == RegExp ? !i[x][e].match(b[e]) : i[x][e] != b[e]))
continue outer;
n.push(i[x]);
}
return n;
}Example: searchElem("td", { width: "1%", className: "windowbg" })
Last Edit: Apr 20, 2007 19:31:38 GMT by Aaron
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You should allow for RegExp's by checking the constructor. 
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Yeah, added
Last Edit: Apr 20, 2007 19:32:11 GMT by Aaron
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very nice. i was just thinking about a function that could do something similar to this the other day. glad you beat me to it 
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I'm starting this revolution: This is my sandbox, y'all just dig'n.
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Now I'm content.  Good job.
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