I am going crazy trying to wrap my head around the syntax. I feel I'm so
close to solving this. I don't want to change the function syntax --
$("#section_select a").click(function(){
------
$("#section_select a").click(function(){
}
//I just need to get the img src of the current thumbnail clicked minus
the _t so it can be passed to var largePath . All the thumbnails have
classname of "test"
var largePath =
$("#largeImg").attr({ src: largePath });
);
-----
I have tried endless permutations. I guess I just don't know the proper
syntax for
img.src.replace('_t.', '.'); and how to apply it to my case.
//var largePath = $(this).attr("img.src.replace('_t.', '.')");
//var largePath = $("#watermarkid").attr("src");
//var largePath = $(this).attr('src');
//var largePath = $(this).attr("img.src").replace('_t.', "_on.$1");
//var largePath = $(" ").src(this.src.replace('_t.', '.')
//var largePath = $(".test").attr("src.replace('_t.', '.')");
//var largePath = img.src.replace('_t.', '.');
//var largePath = this.src.replace('_t.', '.');
//var FullImageLocation = img.src.replace('_t.', '.');
//var largePath = $(".test").attr('src');
//var largePath = $(this).attr("src");
var largePath = $(this).attr('src').replace('_t', '.');
MorningZ wrote:
>
>
> var FullImageLocation = img.src.replace('_t.', '.');
>
>
> On Mar 6, 11:34 am, whoisonfirst <[email protected]> wrote:
>> I have an image url --- it is enclosed in a href.
>>
>> "images/flavor/websites/oranges_id_t.jpg" title="oranges"
>>
>> How do I get the url MINUS the _t
>>
>> so it ends up being "images/flavor/websites/oranges_id.jpg"
>> title="oranges"
>>
>> that I can pass to a variable of this ?
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