I made a script that makes a div clickable by selecting all <div
class="click"> and setting the onclick event to go to the href of a
link. Everything worked when i selected the first links href
attribute.
This works and selects the first a element:
location.href = $(this).children('p').children('a')[0].href;
But I made a HTML change and now want to select the last a element's
href attribute. However I must be messing up something. This does not
work:
location.href = $(this).children('p').children('a')[$
(this).size()-1].href;
Which unfortunately also picks the first A element and not the last
one as intended. I also tried the most intuitive (for me), but there
is no .last() method defined so this doesn't work either:
location.href = $(this).children('p').children('a').last().href;
=> $(this).children("p").children("a").last is not a function
I'm using JQuery 1.2.1and the solution must work in FF2, IE6, IE7. I
am not able to count the links, and I prefer not swapping around the
html elements, as it would require absolute positioning that might
mess other stuff up.
Considering these constraints, what are my options?
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance!
/Jesper Rønn-Jensen
www.justaddwater.dk
