Hi,
Rather than replace the href in the source code you could add a click
handler to call your JavaScript function.
A bit like this:
$(function(){
$('a[rel="paginate"]').click(function(){
ajax_getPage($(this).attr("href").split("=")[1]);
return false;
});
});
Paul
On Oct 12, 10:56 pm, jsw_nz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just needing some pointers on jQuery string manipulation
>
> I have a content management system
> - in which I am applying experimental (jQuery) ajax functions - these
> work OK - !
>
> But ather than hack the CMS source code,
> I want to create a function that replaces the standard hrefs that the
> CMS generates
>
> >> with javascript functions, which are triggered on Ajax success event
>
> basically here are the translation requirements:
>
> TRANSLATE
> FROM
> <a rel="paginate" href="index.php?aid=1-2">content</a>
>
> TO
> <a href="javascript:ajax_getPage('1-2')">content</a>
>
> guessing it is a matter of getting the hrefs, based on rel="paginate"
> as a selector;
> then replacing with the javascript string, where the key variable is
> aid, ie "1-2" in this case...
>
> I have tried getting this to work, but am having problems
> so wanted to ask if any more experience jQuery programmers might
> provide pointers
>
> thanks is advance.
