This $("a[href='Menu/appetizersandpizza.aspx']").addClass("current"); work
for me... Look:http://jsbin.com/imoju/edit On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 18:15, Matt <matt.marc...@gmail.com> wrote: > > This seems like such a simple basic task, but I can't seem to get the > syntax correct. I have a menu, and using jQuery it adds a class > (.current) to the link that corresponds to the current page. This > works for all pages except the page in a subdirectory (link below > marked with a *). > > <div id="menu" class="basictab"> > <ul> > <li><asp:hyperlink NavigateUrl="Default.aspx" > runat="server" > id="lnkDefault">Home</asp:hyperlink></li> > *<li><asp:hyperlink NavigateUrl="Menu/ > appetizersandpizza.aspx" runat="server" ID="Hyperlink1">Menu</ > asp:hyperlink></li> > <li><asp:hyperlink NavigateUrl="#" runat="server" > ID="lnkCatering">Catering</asp:hyperlink></li> > <li><asp:hyperlink NavigateUrl="Location.aspx" > runat="server" ID="lnkLocation">Location</asp:hyperlink></li> > </ul> > </div> > > Here is the jQuery call that I am using for the default.aspx page. > > $("a[href='Default.aspx']").addClass("current"); > > Here are a few of the different things I have tried for the link with > the submenu (obviously only one at a time). > > $("a[href*=/Menu]").addClass("current"); > $("a[href='Menu/appetizersandpizza.aspx']").addClass("current"); > $("a[href*=/Menu]:first").addClass("current"); > > Can anyone shed some light on what I can try (I'm still pretty new to > jQuery). Thanks in advance. >
