When having a code like this:
$elements.filter(() => {
console.log(this); // will be the parent scope's "this"
});
you are not able to get the element that should be filtered. So you would need to use a normal function, like:
$elements.filter(function(){
console.log($(this)); // will be the element to filter
});
Is there any other way instead of using normal functions?
I know for click events you can use event.currentTarget, but there is no event parameter in filter.