In the same way that I can inject some text into a div with javascript, how can I inject a string into the href portion of an html anchor?
var div = document.getElementById('hrefId');
div.innerHTML = "Some dandy text!";
Something like this?
var hrefVar = document.getElementById('hrefId');
hrefVar.innerHTML = "Some dandy text!";
The problem is that it populates the space between <a></a>
, as opposed to filling up the href with text, which is what I need to get the link to work.
<a href="" id="href"></a>
Solution:
var hrefVar = document.getElementById('hrefId');
hrefVar.href = "http://www.microsoft.com/";
Since this was never officially answered I'll post it here.
Todo this with pure javascript :
var hrefVar = document.getElementById('hrefId');
hrefVar.href = "http://www.microsoft.com/";
Or could do it in one line
var hrefVar = document.getElementById('hrefId').href="http://www.microsoft.com/";
jQuery :
$("#hrefId").attr("href","http://www.microsoft.com/");
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