When passing an opts object as the second argument to find() or findAll(), the opts are not applied. Using find() with an offset returns the same HTML element as not using an offset. Using findAll() with an offset and/or limit always returns all elements matching the selector, just as if no opts were passed.
This does not occur when passing opts as the third argument to the aforementioned methods. In this case, it works as expected.
When I go into the methods and console log the parameter which should be the opts, the console log shows that the value of the parameter is undefined.
When passing an opts object as the second argument to
find()orfindAll(), the opts are not applied. Usingfind()with an offset returns the same HTML element as not using an offset. UsingfindAll()with an offset and/or limit always returns all elements matching the selector, just as if no opts were passed.This does not occur when passing opts as the third argument to the aforementioned methods. In this case, it works as expected.
When I go into the methods and console log the parameter which should be the opts, the console log shows that the value of the parameter is undefined.