What's the possible way to catch event on click, if event target must be some nth div?
For example, we've following html:

```
<div id="wrapper">
   <div class="item"></div>
   <div class="item"></div>
   <div class="item"></div>
</div>

```

How can I fire up event only if have clicked on second div?

Something like that:

```
if($(event.target).is('item:eq(1)')){alert('second')}   

```

or

```
if($(event.target).is('.item:eq(1)')){alert('second')}  

```

is not working. JSFiddle for quick edit: <http://jsfiddle.net/UXqM2/>

**Thanks everyone for answers.** But I don't need code to be strictly binded on one element, that's why I was asking about event target. I've function which starting like 

```
clicktarget.on('click', function(event){ //some code here });

```

Where clicktarget is just an `item` class from example above. And I don't want to write 3 functions which will work similar just to change one line of code - it's not good, so I asked about this because I want to catch event ***inside*** function and just change one line of code.
So I guess index() should do the trick.