This seems like something neat that might be "built into" jQuery but I think it's still worth asking.
I have a problem where that can easily be solved by iterating through all the children of a element. I've recently discovered I need to account for the cases where I would need to do a level or two deeper than the "1 level" (just calling .children() once) I am currently doing.
jQuery.each(divToLookAt.children(), function(index, element)
{
//do stuff
}
);
This is what I'm current doing. To go a second layer deep, I run another loop after doing stuff code for each element.
jQuery.each(divToLookAt.children(), function(index, element)
{
//do stuff
jQuery.each(jQuery(element).children(), function(indexLevelTwo, elementLevelTwo)
{
//do stuff
}
);
}
);
If I want to go yet another level deep, I have to do this all over again.
This is clearly not good. I'd love to declare a "level" variable and then have it all take care of. Anyone have any ideas for a clean efficient jQueryish solution?
Thanks!
