Suppose I have this:
<a id="main_link" href="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/AmazonWire/~5/FN5UZlXKwdY/SalmanRushdiePodcast.mp3">
How do I use Jquery to change the "href" to something else?
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Holy, just discovered this was actually a dupe of stackoverflow.com/questions/179713/… alex, how did you not see that previously asked question when you posted this?Crescent Fresh– Crescent Fresh2009-11-22 04:24:13 +00:00Commented Nov 22, 2009 at 4:24
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Get a reference to your link, and use the attr method on it:
$('#main_link').attr('href', 'something_else');
That grabs the elements with id="main_link" using the id "#" css selector (should only be one in the document), and sets the href attribute of all (again, should only be one in the document).
jQuery can perform the exact same operation on batch to a class of elements:
$('.main_link').attr('href', 'something_else');
That grabs the elements with css class="main_link" instead.
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$("#main_link").attr("href","http://...");
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$('#main_link').attr('href','your new href');
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