How can I select an element by ID with jQuery using regex?

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You can combine both selectors in a multiple attribute selector.

​$("[id^=AAA_][id$=_BBB]")

It will return all the elements that matches all the specified attribute filters:

  • [id^=AAA_] matches elements with id attribute starting with AAA_, and
  • [id$=_BBB] matches elements with id attribute ending with _BBB.

Another generic alternatives:

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