Hello SO,
I would like to have a confirmation on some point.
My goal is to always get the same string (which is the URI in my case) while reading the href property from a
link. Example:
<a href="test.htm" /> with base_url = http://domain.name/
<a href="../test.htm" /> with base_url = http://domain.name/domain/
<a href="http://domain.name/test.htm" /> with base_url = any folder from http://domain.name/
I need to get http://domain.name/test.htm from the 3 situations above (or any other identical string).
After some tests, it appears that my_a_dom_node.href always return the full-qualified URI, including the http://domaine.name, which should be okay for what I want.
jQuery has a different behaviour and $(my_a_dom_node).attr('href') returns the content (text) that appears inside the HTML. So my trick is to use $(my_a_dom_node).get(0).href to get the full URI.
The question is: can I rely on this?
