Re: re[jQuery] moveAttr('href') on document load?

[Sam Granger]

Thanks Charlie! That did the trick :)

Charlie Tomlinson wrote:
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> removeAttr() will take the whole href property out of the tag 
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> <a href="something.php"> Test</a> will become <a>
> Test</a> 
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> if you want to keep href property you could overwrite the href values 
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> $('#add a').attr('href','#'); produces 
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> <a href="#"> Test</a> 
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> Sam Granger wrote:
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>   $('#add a').removeAttr('href');
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> What's wrong with this code? I want to remove all href's from a tags
> onload
> of a document. Still a bit new to jQuery so sorry for this silly question!
> Just been trying to figure it out for ages. The links are in a div with id
> add.
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> Thanks for all the help!
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Re: re[jQuery] moveAttr('href') on document load?

[Sam Granger]

Awesome, thanks! That works exactly how I want it!:)
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re[jQuery] moveAttr('href') on document load?

[Sam Granger]

$(function() {
$('#add a').removeAttr('href');
});

What's wrong with this code? I want to remove all href's from a tags onload
of a document. Still a bit new to jQuery so sorry for this silly question!
Just been trying to figure it out for ages. The links are in a div with id
add.

Thanks for all the help!

Sam
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[jQuery] Cookie issue - path?

[Sam Granger]

I have a draggable menu which remembers its position using a cookie. I want
to use this menu all over my site and just use the 1 cookie to read from. It
works at first if I drag the menu on the main page and go to a subpage but
when I move it on the subpage it appears a new cookie is made with a new
path. However I am only using the code below:


$().ready(function() {
$('#sidebar').draggable({
handle: 'div#logo',
opacity: 0.8,
zIndex: 50,
stop: function() {
var y = $('#sidebar').css('top');
var x = $('#sidebar').css('left');
jQuery.cookie('menu_position', x+','+y, 20, { expires: 
7, path: '/',
domain: 'intrellia.com', secure: true });


}
});
var pos = jQuery.cookie('menu_position').split(',');
$('#sidebar').css({ position: 'absolute', top:pos[1], left:pos[0] });
});


What am I missing? Thanks!
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[jQuery] Cookie issue - path?

[Sam Granger]

I have a draggable menu which remembers its position using a cookie. I
want to use this menu all over my site and just use the 1 cookie to
read from. It works at first if I drag the menu on the main page and
go to a subpage but when I move it on the subpage it appears a new
cookie is made with a new path. However I am only using the code
below:


$().ready(function() {
$('#sidebar').draggable({
handle: 'div#logo',
opacity: 0.8,
zIndex: 50,
stop: function() {
var y = $('#sidebar').css('top');
var x = $('#sidebar').css('left');
jQuery.cookie('menu_position', x+','+y, 20,
{ expires: 7, path: '/', domain: 'intrellia.com', secure: true });


}
});
var pos = jQuery.cookie('menu_position').split(',');
$('#sidebar').css({ position: 'absolute', top:pos[1],
left:pos[0] });
});


What am I missing? Thanks!