I am curious about how you will handle the scenario when the innerHTML content has an HTML element.
When pet.description is <a href="#"><span>State</span></a>, and the user just enters the letter s in the search field.
The current codebase will break as the element span has also the letter 's'.
Hi Pranar, thanks for taking the time to review my post. As I stated in the post, this solution met my requirements and if need be, you can tweak it. My use case did not call for having an html element within. I'd love to hear how you would approach this situation.
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I am curious about how you will handle the scenario when the innerHTML content has an HTML element.
When
pet.descriptionis<a href="#"><span>State</span></a>, and the user just enters the lettersin the search field.The current codebase will break as the element span has also the letter 's'.
Hi Pranar, thanks for taking the time to review my post. As I stated in the post, this solution met my requirements and if need be, you can tweak it. My use case did not call for having an html element within. I'd love to hear how you would approach this situation.