how can I replace all url's in a page with different URL using jquery ? thanks :)
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Found this:
//Create an object of all links
var links = $('a');
//Parse each item in links object
for (var a in links){
//This will allow the for iteration to give the actual link objects that are
//referred to with numeric indexes and not objects that jQuery appends
//Object 'a' should be a number
if(a == parseInt(a)){
//Variable b is now the object that is links[a];
var b = links[a];
//Variable c is now variable b cast to jQuery so I can use built in jQuery functions
var c = $(b);
//Variable temp now contains the href of that link
var temp = c.attr('href');
//This should filter out any anchors in the page or any links without an href
if(temp != undefined){
//This checks to see if they are inline links, mailto link, OR absolute link
//This isn't perfect in the case that your link was 'mailsomething.php' or any non http link (ftp or other protocol)
//The correct scenario here is to use regex but I didn't have the patience
//or time to do so, so I didn't plus I knew my links didn't apply to these caveats
var test = temp.substring(0,4);
if(test != 'mail' && test != 'http' && test != '#'){
//Now we prepend the abosulte url with the proper and add the relative file location
c.attr('href','http://differentsubdomain.domain.com/'+temp);
}
}
}
}
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Matt Huggins
If it works, then you should award him the correct answer by clicking the checkmark.
Here's an example:
$("a").attr("href","anotherurl.html");
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This will select all anchors in the page: $('a')
This will set the href attribute: $('a').attr('href','')
I'm not sure what that would be needed for, tho.
