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Asked: 2026-05-25T12:43:59+00:00

if(hash==ref=projects) { $(a#pj-title).addClass(selected-part); $.ajax({url:/project.html, dataType:html, beforeSend:function(){ $(.loading).prepend(‘<div class=attention><img src=ajax-loader.gif /></div>’) }, success:function(a) { $(#rv-container).html(a)

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if(hash=="ref=projects") {
    $("a#pj-title").addClass("selected-part");
    $.ajax({url:"/project.html",
        dataType:"html",
        beforeSend:function(){
            $(".loading").prepend('<div class="attention"><img src="ajax-loader.gif" /></div>')
        },
        success:function(a) {
            $("#rv-container").html(a)
        }
    })
}

Why doesn’t the addClass method work? It doesn’t seem to work within the if statement.

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  1. Editorial Team

    If hash is from window.location.hash, then it will include a leading # so your code would need to be:

    if (hash == "#ref-projects")

    Also, $("a#pj-title") may be faster if it’s $("#pj-title") since that lets jQuery use document.getElementById() as a shortcut and since there’s only one object with a given ID anyway, you shouldn’t need the a on the front anyway.

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