I'm trying to add a variable i created on to the end of one of my links but not sure how to do it?
<a href="../../availability/default.aspx?propid=' + myvariable + '">Link</a>
Any ideas?
Thanks
Jamie
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A:
Add an ID:
<a id="link" href="../../availability/default.aspx?propid=">Link</a>
JavaScript:
document.links["link"].href += myvariable;
jQuery:
$('#link').attr('href', $('#link').attr('href') + myvariable);
Adam
2010-09-01 15:53:26
I've got a bit of an issue in that i am adding the variable onchange of a drop down list and it keeps adding it on to href everytime change the drop down?
Jamie Taylor
2010-09-01 16:30:10
if you don`t require a valid html you can add attribute "basic_href" to the A-tag and change the code of Adam like:$('#link').attr('href', $('#link').attr('basic_href') + myvariable);
Ilian Iliev
2010-09-01 17:47:23
A:
The solution is only to adapt the code that Adam post above so:
HTML
<a id="link" href="">Link</a>
<select onchange="addVariable(this.value)">...
Javascript
function addVariable(myvariable){
document.links["link"].href = "../../availability/default.aspx?propid=" + myvariable;
}
Luka
2010-09-01 16:44:30
A:
Something like this will create a closure which will store your original HREF property:
function init() {
var link = document.getElementById("link");
var hrefOrig = link.href;
var dd = document.getElementById("DropDown");
dd.onchange = function(){ link.href = hrefOrig + dd.value; }
}
window.addEventListener("load", init, false); // for Firefox; for IE, try window.attachEvent
palswim
2010-09-01 17:17:43