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Hey,

If I have a bunch of links like this:

<a href="foo.com">blah</a> and this <a href="example.com">one</a> and here is another <a href="foo.com"></a>.

How would I add a class to all the links that link to foo.com?

+1  A: 
$("a[href='foo.com']").addClass('your_class')
Soufiane Hassou
A: 

Trivially: $("a[href='http://foo.com']").addClass('foo'); But that assumes an exact match on the URL.

Dan
+6  A: 

to make sure you get http://foo.com, http://bar.foo.com/about, and not http://bazfoo.com, try:

$("a[href*='/foo.com'], a[href*='.foo.com']").addClass('your_class');

Here's a stronger solution with regular expressions, this is probably slower, mind you, but checks the domain is on the start:

$("a").filter(
    function(){
        return $(this).attr('href')
                      .match(/^https?:\/\/([^/]*\.)?foo\.com(\/.*|$)/i);
    })
    .addClass('your_class');

Here are some test cases: http://jsbin.com/oruhu
(you can edit it here: http://jsbin.com/oruhu/edit ).

Kobi
+1  A: 

If you have links to distinct pages on the foo domain like:

<a href="http://foo.com/eggs.html"&gt;
<a href="http://foo.com/bacon.html"&gt;

then you can use a selector like this:

$("a[href^=http://foo.com/]").addClass("newClass")

which will find all links that start with "http://foo.com/" or

$("a[href*=/foo.com/]").addClass("newClass")

which will find all links that contain "/foo.com/"

Joel Harris
Your code is missing periods `.` before your addClass.
fudgey
Fixed. Thank you.
Joel Harris