I know it might seem a duplicate but its not.
Here is what my select looks like:
<select id="avpMy4Y7E4cH_-iIRmmAK6-2GsEOu6Sjr-0-0">
<option value="1Ltr [ <span class=money>Rs.1,495.00</span> ]">...</option>
</select>
I want to get the value of the class "money" only.
Here is what I tried:
var val = $('#avpMy4Y7E4cH_-iIRmmAK6-2GsEOu6Sjr-0-0 option:selected').find('.money').val();
But this return empty value.
How can I get that specific value?
I'm a bit unclear as to what you want returned, but this will return the textContent of the span as well as the classNames. Span elements don't have value properties.
You can use DOMParser to convert the selected option text to an HTML document, select the elements from the document matching that selector, and extract the textContent
window.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", () => {
const opt = document
.querySelector('#avpMy4Y7E4cH_-iIRmmAK6-2GsEOu6Sjr-0-0 option:checked');
const parser = new DOMParser();
//convert the value of the selected option to html document
const htmldoc = parser.parseFromString(opt.value, "text/html");
//select all elements with className money from html document
const moneys = htmldoc.querySelectorAll('.money');
//iterate each and display it's textContent
moneys.forEach((a) => {
console.log(a.textContent);
//if you want to read the classNames
a.classList.forEach((b) => {
console.log(b);
});
});
});<select id="avpMy4Y7E4cH_-iIRmmAK6-2GsEOu6Sjr-0-0">
<option selected value="1Ltr [ <span class=money>Rs.1,495.00</span> ]"></option>
</select>