Prompt Detail:
Sure, here's the updated code that outputs the value of codeText
in an alert:
javascript// Loop through each button element that contains the text "Copy"
$('button:contains("Copy")').each(function() {
// Get the parent <pre> element of the button
var preElement = $(this).closest('pre');
// Find the child <div> element with class "p-4 overflow-y-auto" of the parent <pre> element
var childDiv = preElement.find('div.p-4.overflow-y-auto');
// Add a click event listener to the button
$(this).on('click', function() {
// Get the text content of the <code> element within the <div> element
var codeText = childDiv.find('code').text();
// Output the value of codeText in an alert
alert(codeText);
});
});
In this example, we use the same code as before to loop through each button element that contains the text "Copy", find the parent <pre>
element and child <div>
element with class "p-4 overflow-y-auto", and add a click event listener to the button.
When the button is clicked, we get the text content of the <code>
element within the child <div>
element using the text()
method and store it in the codeText
variable.
We then output the value of codeText
in an alert using the alert()
function.