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How do I check when a class is removed by the jquery developer tool?
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I wouldn’t advise it, but follow the code
$(function(){
var repetirEmMiliSegundos = 10000;//10 segundos
setInterval(function() {
if($('.nomeDaClasse').length > 0){
//Ainda existe
}
}, repetirEmMiliSegundos);
});
Just run a js in "background".
http://paulohdsousa.blogspot.com.br/2015/08/dica-como-rodar-javascript-em-background.html
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+1 I just didn’t understand why of setInterval() but $(<selector>). length I make equal use explained
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@Sneeps Ninja Repeat a code in X times that you specify http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/met_win_setinterval.asp
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rsrsr yes, I meant in that case. But as the AP did not detail much or put a piece of code remains open this type of interpretation, I had not understood the need for a repetition to solve this case, only this :D
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What do you mean? Want to check on the console if an element has a certain class? If you want to see on the console you can do
document.querySelector('#meuElemento').classListand that gives you an array. That’s what you’re looking for?– Sergio
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– Al Unser Albuquerque