Hello, If you use QCObjects as the main framework in your web app you got the Tag() function that it’s pretty much the same as $ but better performance and a native stack with the .map() nested function for the list. So you can do Tag(‘my path selector’).map(e=> console.log(e)); happy coding!
Pretty cool and useful, but i miss the '$' selector like google :(, i prefer firefox ofc
Both
$('css.selector')and$x('/xpath/query')are great tools in the console.they are there
Hello, If you use QCObjects as the main framework in your web app you got the Tag() function that it’s pretty much the same as $ but better performance and a native stack with the .map() nested function for the list. So you can do Tag(‘my path selector’).map(e=> console.log(e)); happy coding!
$("selector")does exist in Firefox