javascript - How to get the class names using jquery? -

Hey, I'm wondering how can I use jquery to script dynamically under script.

The HTML output looks like this:

  & lt; Div id = "main-info-1" class = "maini" & gt; & Lt; P & gt; This is a paragraph. & Lt; / P & gt; & Lt; / Div & gt;  

So, I'm trying to get the class name dynamically rather than hard coded like above.

There are two parts where I name the class in Jquery script:

  1.) Pc.children ('div.maini'). Remove (); 2.) Main_s = $ ('div.maini'). Remove (); As you can see, Class 'Menny' is hard coded and I am sure how to get the name of the class dynamically and put it properly in the script.  
 File:  
  & lt; Script type = "text / javascript" & gt; // Make them global to reach them from the console and handle them in // PaginationClick var maini_s; Var num_of_arts; Wise ipp; Click Function Handle Speed ​​(new_page_index, pagyn_container) {var pc = $ (pagination_container); . Pc.children ('div.maini') removal (); (Var i = new_page_index * ipp; i & lt; (new_page_index + 1) * ipp; i ++) {if (i and lt; num_of_arts) {pc.append (maini_s [i]); }     }     return false; } $ (Document) .ready (function () {maini_s = $ ('div.maini'). Remove (); num_of_arts = maini_s.length; ipp = 3; // First parameter: Number of items // second parameter: Option Object $ ("#News-Pagination"). Pagination (6, {item_ on_page: ipp, callback: click on handle pointing});}); & Lt; / Script & gt;  
 
 Any help on this would be awesome, thanks. 
 
 
 
 
 It really depends on what you have after. 
 
 You can get the name of the square using jquery or plain javascript: 
 
  // jQuery $ myElement.attr ('class'); // javascript myElement.className  
 
 This will give you the string value of the element's  class  attribute. If the element contains more than one class (example:  
 ),  "foo bar"  by the methods given above will come. If you want an array of squares on an element, then you have to split the result into white space: 
 
  var class = myElement.className.split (/ \ s + /); // class = ["afo", "bar"]