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• Open links in new window with toolbar at the top - like reddit.com toolbar

  - by stolkramaker

  So I want to be able to use jquery or similar to force all external links to be a. Opened in a new window (I think I have this covered From Here ) $(document).ready(function() { $('a[href^="http://"]').filter(function() { return this.hostname && this.hostname !== location.hostname; }).attr('target', '_blank'); }); b. Opened with a custom toolbar (iframe?) at the top (like the reddit toolbar imgur.com/76YCS.jpg )

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• What is the opposite of Jquery .not - OR - How to I target href links that contain the following....

  - by stolkramaker

  Right. So here we go. I am currently using the following code to target all links and apply an iframe toolbar $("a[href^='http:']").not("[href*='www.domiain.com']").not("[href*='www.twitter.com']").each(function(){ var tempurl = 'http://www.domain.com/shiftbar/shiftbar.html?iframe='; var $this = $(this); var currenturl = this.getAttribute("href"); var href = tempurl + currenturl; $this.attr('href', href ); }); I need to do the same, but now for links that ONLY contain twitter $("a[href^='http:']").contains("[href*='www.twitter.com']").each(function(){ $this.attr("target", "_blank"); }); it doesn't work. I've tried .has .contains But I suppose I am not familiar with jquery enough at this point.

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