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    I know you can do this, but every time I Google it I get how to select all elements of a certain tag.

    So, e.g.:

    alert($('#my-wrapper').someJSMethod());
{...}
<div id="my-wrapper"></div>

    Would alert "DIV" actually. I'm selecting elements with jQuery by the way.

    I know you can do this, but every time I Google it I get how to select all elements of a certain tag.

    So, e.g.:

    alert($('#my-wrapper').someJSMethod());
{...}
<div id="my-wrapper"></div>

    Would alert "DIV" actually. I'm selecting elements with jQuery by the way.

    • javascript
    • jquery
    • html
    Share Improve this question asked Jun 28, 2010 at 23:11 Oscar GodsonOscar Godson 32.8k42 gold badges125 silver badges206 bronze badges
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    Reset to default 9

    You can do this:

    alert($('#my-wrapper').get(0).nodeName);
//or:
alert($('#my-wrapper')[0].nodeName);

    Or, no need for jQuery:

    alert(document.getElementById('my-wrapper').nodeName);

    $('#my-wrapper')[0].tagName

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