I have html like this.
<span class="gallery-open-item year-icon-Yes 2010">
<a href="/year/none">
</a>
</span>
I need to check using jQuery if span.gallery-open-item has year-icon-Yes class, and if so take the next (for this example is 2010) class and place it in the href attribute like this:
<a href="/year/2010"/>
All this I need in jQuery or JavaScript.
I have done some experiments but I can't take 2010 to normal javascript variable. Any ideas?
Sorry for my English.
Here's another approach. Tested, working.
$('.gallery-open-item.year-icon-Yes').each(function(){
that = this;
var classes = $(this).attr('class').split(' ');
$.each(classes, function(i, val) {
if (val.match(/^y-/gi)) {
$('a', that).attr('href', function(){
return this.href.replace('none', val.split('-')[1]);
});
}
});
});
Assumes this markup:
<span class="gallery-open-item year-icon-Yes y-2010">
<a href="/year/none/">
Test
</a>
</span>
How about this:
$('span.gallery-open-item.year-icon-Yes > a').each(function(i, elem) {
$.each($(elem).parent().attr('class').split(' '), function(j, klass) {
// NOTE: use /^y-([\d]*)$/ if years are prefixed with y-
if (year = klass.match(/^([\d]*)$/))
$(elem).attr('href', $(elem).attr('href').replace('none', year[1]));
});
});
This would iterate over every A tag beneath your SPAN tags and fetch the classes from each parent, search these for a number and replace the "next" part.
Update: Added comments for the case you switch to prefixed years.
Update 2: Now tested and working (using Prototype usually *sigh*).
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