<a href="url">A link</a>
$.each($('a'), function(index,value){
alert (value)
});
It will alert : url.
Why this happens?
<a href=url>A link</a> $.each($(‘a’), function(index,value){ alert (value) }); It will alert : url .
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<a href="url">A link</a>
$.each($('a'), function(index,value){
alert (value)
});
It will alert : url.
Why this happens?
It’s because the
toString()of the anchor gives the URL.Live DEMO
alertcallstoString()implicity on objects. so when you alert an array like:Alerting it will give you:
Because the toString() of
arrayis the elements separated by a comma.If you encounter this problem while debugging, you should use
console.log()instead ofalert()