It's 2021... time to put down jQuery and learn how to leverage JavaScript and the DOM to deal with these things.
There's already Array.prototype.forEach standardized in 2013, and in every browser since IE7. You do *NOT* need jQuery for this. It's also there with Element.prototype.forEach.
For the DOM example...
document.querySelectorAll('#ul_items li')
.forEach(el => {
console.log(el.innerText);
});
It's 2021... time to put down jQuery and learn how to leverage JavaScript and the DOM to deal with these things. There's already Array.prototype.forEach standardized in 2013, and in every browser since IE7. You do *NOT* need jQuery for this. It's also there with Element.prototype.forEach. For the DOM example... document.querySelectorAll('#ul_items li') .forEach(el => { console.log(el.innerText); });