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HTML
<table>
<thead class="rnd">
<tr>
<th>Region</th>
<th width="200">Node</th>
<!-- ngRepeat: (key, data) in servicecats --><th width="169" class="status ng-scope" ng-repeat="(key, data) in servicecats"><p class="ng-binding">Enterprise</p></th><!-- end ngRepeat: (key, data) in servicecats --><th width="169" class="status ng-scope" ng-repeat="(key, data) in servicecats"><p class="ng-binding">Forwarding</p></th><!-- end ngRepeat: (key, data) in servicecats --><th width="169" class="status ng-scope" ng-repeat="(key, data) in servicecats"><p class="ng-binding">Recursive</p></th><!-- end ngRepeat: (key, data) in servicecats --><th width="169" class="status ng-scope" ng-repeat="(key, data) in servicecats"><p class="ng-binding">Small & Medium Business</p></th><!-- end ngRepeat: (key, data) in servicecats -->
</tr>
</thead>
<tbody>
<!-- ngRepeat: (key, status) in statuses.bgp_status --><tr class="region_row ng-scope" ng-repeat-start="(key, status) in statuses.bgp_status">
<td colspan="2">
<span class="nodeToggle ng-binding" ng-init="bindListener(this)" ng-click="showNodes = !showNodes; flipStyle();" ng-style="style" style="background: url("images/expander_open.png") 0px 0px no-repeat;">Asia</span>
</td>
<!-- ngRepeat: (service, aggstatus) in aggregated[key] --><td class="status ng-scope" ng-repeat="(service, aggstatus) in aggregated[key]"><img ng-src="images/statuses/db-icon-ok.png" alt="" border="0" src="images/statuses/db-icon-ok.png"></td><!-- end ngRepeat: (service, aggstatus) in aggregated[key] --><td class="status ng-scope" ng-repeat="(service, aggstatus) in aggregated[key]"><img ng-src="images/statuses/db-icon-na.png" alt="" border="0" src="images/statuses/db-icon-na.png"></td><!-- end ngRepeat: (service, aggstatus) in aggregated[key] --><td class="status ng-scope" ng-repeat="(service, aggstatus) in aggregated[key]"><img ng-src="images/statuses/db-icon-ok.png" alt="" border="0"...
JavaScript
var results = [];
$("table tr").each(function(i) {
results[i] = {
location: $("td.ng-binding", this).text(),
status: $("td.status", this).find('img').attr('src'),
};
});
// Use your results as you want. Here is just to test:
//alert(results[0].location);
//alert(results[1].location);
alert(results[2].status);