Reputation: 4161
I have an anchor tag that looks like this:
<a href="/folder/folderid">name</a>
On click of this anchor tag I'm doing this
handleAnchorClick: function(e) {
console.log("target:",e.target);
console.log("href:",e.target.href);
event.preventDefault();
// navigate to this folder using my app router
backbonerouter.navigate(e.target.href,{trigger:true}); //does not work as the value is wrong
// tries to navigate to this: mydomain.com/mydomain.com/folder/folderid
}
the console log statement gives me this:
target: <a href="/folder/folderid">name</a>
href: "https://mydomain.com/folder/folderid" //instead of just /folder/folderid
What the hell is going on, how do I navigate to this folder id using my router.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 56
Reputation: 318212
The href property, as in element.href
, always returns an absolute URL containing the hostname etc.
If you just want the attributes value and not the absolute URL, you can do
e.target.getAttribute('href');
or with jQuery
$(e.target).attr('href');
not that in jQuery prop() would return the property, i.e. the absolute URL
$(e.target).prop('href');
Upvotes: 1