I have follow html code:
<a href="#">Evente (0)</a>
an i need:
<a href="#">Evente <span>0</span></a>
how i can change it with jQuery?
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A:
I think you should use standard JS regexp:
str.replace(/\(/g, '<span>').replace(/\)/, '</span>')
SHiNKiROU
2010-05-29 01:18:00
You should better use one regex for all of it to avoid having a single unmatched `</span>` if there is stuff like a smiley.And you might want to restrict the stuff inside the parentheses to what can occur in your app (instead of just `.*) to avoid false matches.
Marian
2010-05-29 01:19:55
Thank You now it's working fine :)$("#primary-links a").text().replace(/\(/g, '<span>').replace(/\)/g, '</span>');
Vasta
2010-05-29 01:39:23
A:
myAtag.innerHTML = myAtag.innerHTML.replace(/\(/,'<span>').replace(/\)/,'</span>');
Better still, output it from the server like that in the first place.
Delan Azabani
2010-05-29 01:18:49
I think that link is more appropriate for questions where there *could* be a jQuery alternative. To my knowledge, there is no bizarre jQuery substitute for JS regexes (at least, not yet).
karim79
2010-05-29 01:23:18
A:
My thought for using jquery;
I added an ID to the achor tag to make it simpler to reference:
<a id='target' href="#">Evente (0)</a>
And the following JQuery code
$('#target').html($('#target').html().replace("(","<span>").replace(")","</span"));
Similar to both of the above answers, but with JQuery
goggin13
2010-05-29 01:22:32
A:
Thank you SHiNKiROU now is running goooood ;)
$("#content-tabs a").text().replace(/\(/g, '<span>').replace(/\)/g, '</span>');
Vasta
2010-05-29 01:40:58