<img src="../img/arnold.png" alt="Arnold">
How do I get with jQuery absolute path of this image?
img.attr("src")
gives me just " ../img/arnold.png ", should give something like " http://site.com/data/2011/img/arnold.png " (full url).
alert( $('img')[0].src );
this might do the trick... but not sure about cross browser....
also try prop of jQuery 1.6..
alert( $('img').prop('src') );
I don't know that you can get it with jQuery, but you can get it with just the native JavaScript image object.
var getSrc = function(imgSource) {
var img = new Image();
img.src = imgSource;
return img.src;
};
Just call it with x = getSrc(srcAttribute)
or something similar where your parameter is the string or literal holding the src you currently have in your html/image. It will return something like http://your/site/path/to/image.jpg
Give current clicked image source in jQuery
jQuery(document).ready(function($){
$('body').on('click','img',function(){
alert('it works');
var imgsrc=$(this).attr('src');
alert(imgsrc);
});
});
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