Use jQuery to remove specific cells from the table

jQuery is a popular JavaScript library that is widely used to develop interactive web applications. In web development, tables are often involved. One common requirement is to delete specified cells in the table. This article will introduce how to use jQuery to delete specified cells in a table and provide specific code examples.

First, let us consider a simple table structure, as shown below:

    

        
1
        
Apple
        
Delete
    
    

        
2
        
Orange
        
Delete
    

In this table, each row contains three cells: one contains the serial number, one contains the fruit name, and one containing a "Delete" button. Our goal is to delete the first cell (serial number cell) in the corresponding row when the "Delete" button is clicked.

Now, let’s write jQuery code to implement this functionality. The code is as follows:

$(document).ready(function() {
    $('.deleteCell').click(function() {
        $(this).closest('tr').find('td:first').remove();
    });
});

Let us explain step by step how the above code works. First, $(document).ready(function() { ... }) ensures that the code is executed after the page is loaded. Next, $('.deleteCell').click(function() { ... }) is used to capture the click event of the "Delete" button. In the click event handler, $(this) represents the currently clicked button. closest('tr') is used to find the closest parent element, which is the entire row where the button is located. find('td:first') is used to find the first element in this row, that is, the cell that needs to be deleted. Finally, the remove() method is used to remove the found cell.

Through the above code, we realize the function of deleting the first cell in the corresponding row when clicking the "Delete" button. In this way, we successfully used jQuery to operate the table and realized the need to delete the specified cells in the table.

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