Thank you, but I have no control on the page, in fact I'm working on a
Chrome extension, and this code should runs on any opened page to find
any XFN tag.
So I'm worried I'll have to extract an "rel" attribute, then split
each value and manually find what I'm looking for ...
This seems a perfect t
I'm trying to filter the XFN relationships meta data. If you don't
know, it works like this:
< a href="site" rel="friend colleague" >Name< /a >
in REL you can have various values, like "friend", "collegue" but even
"me" and "met"
because you can have multiple values, I did this:
xfn_me = $("a[r
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