Extract Youtube ad-button Link with javascript - javascript

I need to extract a link that is generated on the client side when clicking a button.
When clicking the button the browser opens a new page and redirects the user to the advertiser. How can I get this link?

Just do simple query for that element and get text:
document.querySelector('#visit-advertiser:j .ytp-ad-button-text').textContent

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I've made a email template in HTML for Outlook and it includes a button, when the user clicks the button it navigates to a website. I'm trying to hide the URL link when the user hovers over it.
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I'm fairly new at this, so was wondering it anyone could help. The code I'm currently using is:
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How do I after button click which opens a webpage, pop an alert in javascript

I have a contact form which when the button to submit is clicked redirects to my homepage, when my homepage loads I want a javascript alert to come up saying 'Thanks for contacting us'
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Like I have website with internal web site page link and social media and other website link, If User click any link, div which has onclick event, button any type of event which is reload page or go in other page in site.
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Href link followed by onclick events when we press a button

Presently I have a button which will open a popup and it also pass some parameters(like id,name) in the same page.But now i want to open a welcome page(href link) and there it should the popup page with that id and name what i have passed.My onclick event is a javascript code which will open a popup.I have used something like this
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My requirement is that I have a few hyperlinks on a webpage and when the user clicks on these hyperlinks I should redirect the user to an asp.net web page(Default.aspx) in a different website.
For the 1st time when the user clicks on one of the hyperlinks it will launch a new browser window with the Default.aspx loaded and then if the user clicks on some other hyperlink I want to redirect the user to the existing browser window(in which deafult.aspx is already loaded)with the content related to this particular hyperlink loaded,instead of launching a new browser window/tab.
But I am not sure of how to achieve this.I wonder if I can add some js to the asp.net Default.aspx page to achieve this.
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It sounds like the target property of the <a> tag will serve your purposes. Try:
Link 1
Link 2
Any clicks on the link subsequent to the first one should not result in additional windows.

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