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Change Custom word from anchor tag href attribute

I Transfer my website from www.guruji.com/demo to guruji.com
now my all links is home about
i want to remove demo from all link
how can i do this Please Solve

$('a').each(function() {
var url = $(this).attr('href');
url = url.replace("demo/", '');
$(this).attr('href', url);
})
This basically says loop over every a tag, take the href value, remove the demo/ part, and replace it with url.
The ctrl+H method suggested by Flo is easier imo

Javascript - How to replace a certain occurence of a anchor's href contents?

I'm using a widget (Purechat) that allows customers and operators to communicate to each other. I've ran into an issue where anchors' href values inside this widget are being appended with "http://%20", thus making them unclickable to our users. We are investigating the code, however, I would like a quick fix for this by replacing all href contents that contain "http://%20" and replace that portion of the href with an empty string so my anchors work.
What would be the best way to go about this?

$('a').attr('href', function(index, value) {
return value.replace("//%20", "");
});

You can run a foreach jquery function which runs over every anchor whose href starts with that string, then cut it with substring method and set it's href value again.
This should work:
$("a[href^='http://%20']").each(function(){
var oldHref = $(this).attr('href');
var newHref = oldHref.substring(10, oldHref.length);
$(this).attr('href',newHref);
});

jQuery: adding prefix to any url (.attr)

I cant seem to figure this out as simple as I am sure it is, but I am trying to use jQuery to modify all URL's for selected elements, not to replace, but to add something before the link. I was curious when i stumbled on
blankrefer.com.
I am trying to make links more secure by changing them like so:
from:http://www.blah.com/blah
to:http://blankrefer.com/?http://www.blah.com/blah
I have this code that adds after particular element URL's but I am not sure about adding for a pretence:
$("A.blah").attr("href", function(i, href) {
return href + '/blah';
});

try this one, will change href for all anchors having blah class
$("A.blah").each(function(){
$old_url = $(this).attr('href');
$new_url = 'http://blankrefer.com/?'+$old_url;
$(this).attr('href',$new_url);//changed this line
});

Replace HTML attribute value with regular expression in JavaScript

I want to replace the HTML attribute double quote with single quote. For example:
If the input is:
<a onclick="Track("http://www.example.com")">Track Me</a>
The output will be:
<a onclick='Track("http://www.example.com")'>Track Me</a>
Here the onclick="Track("http://www.example.com")" needs to be replaced with onclick='Track("http://www.example.com")' i.e the only change here is onclick="..." is replaced with onclick='...'.
In my case the content is retrieved from an HTML editor whose content needs to be cleaned in client side using JavaScript. The only way I can currently think of is I need to use Regex to replace the onclick double quote attribute with single quote attribute and it should only happen when "Track" function is used in onclick attribute.
I have tried something like: jsFiddle
I am looking for any solution. Any help is highly appreciated.
Thanks.

If you cann't change others,then change yourself.
so here we go:
var str = '<a onclick="Track("http://www.example.com")">Track Me</a>';
console.log(str.replace(/onclick="Track\("([^"]+)"\)"/, 'onclick=\'Track("$1")\''));

If You are still looking for regular expression, You can use this example. It will give You that link <a onclick="Track('http://www.example.com')">Track Me</a>
var s = '<a href="#" target="_blank"
onclick="Track("http://www.example.com/")">Test Link</a>';
var p = s.replace(/(onclick=")(.*)(\")/,function(match,prefix,handler,suffix){
return prefix + handler.replace(/"/g,'\'') + suffix;
});
console.log(p);
And fiddle for demo;
I did not see, that You look for version <a onclick='Track("http://www.example.com")'>Track Me</a>, so you can change above code with this line
var p = s.replace(/(onclick=")(.*)(\")/,function(match,prefix,handler,suffix){
return prefix.replace(/"/,'\'') + handler + suffix.replace(/"/,'\'');
});

Proper Syntax to Pass Vars in a href JavaScript

Basic question so I feel dumb but..., Whats the proper syntax below in the href?
The href:
<html>
</html>
The Function:
function navClickListener(appendE, target, gotoURL) {
//doing stuff
};

When you really have to use inline JavaScript, use different quotes, eg ' or ".
Currently, the HTML attributes are marked by double quotes, as well as the JavaScript code.
Is effectively truncated to:
^ Because of this.
In this case, since you're using a JavaScript-URI, you can also use %22 instead of double quotes.
Demo: http://jsfiddle.net/pu3CM/

You'd be better off avoiding JavaScript in your "href" attributes.
<a href='#' onclick='navClickListener("navContent", "bodyContent", "http://192.168.1.34/wiki/index.php/Airworthiness_Directive #content"); return false;'>Click Me</a>

Using javascript:void(0); as the HREF value will prevent jumping or other undesired behavior from happening when the user clicks on the anchor. Use single quotes since you have double quotes in your JavaScript.
<a href="javascript:void(0);" onclick='javascript:navClickListener("navContent", "bodyContent" "http://192.168.1.34/wiki/index.php/Airworthiness_Directive #content");'></a>
Alternatively, you can do the entire thing in your JavaScript by binding a click handler. This would allow you to set a normal HREF value, which would be better for screen readers, and still allow the same functionality.
$(document).ready( function() {
$('.someclass').click( function(event) {
event.preventDefault();//Does the same thing as javascript:void(0); in the HREF value
var pageURL = $(this).attr('href');
navClickListener("navContent", "bodyContent", pageURL );
} );
} );