How to select all anchor tags with specific text

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Given multiple anchor tags:

My Text

How do I select the anchors matching the class and wi

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日久生厌

2020-12-12 20:52
If you don't know the class of the desired object and just want to go after the link text it is possible to use
```
$(".myClass:contains('My Text')")
```
If you even don't know which element it is (e.g. a, p, link, ...) you can use
```
$(":contains('My Text')")
```
(just leaving the part before : blank.)

I have to add here that it brings up all elements beginning from <html>-Tag down to the desired element. A solution I could provide is adding .last() to it, but this one only works if there's only a single element to find. Maybe sbdy. knows a better solution here.

Actually, this should be an addition to the accepted answer, especially to @Amalgovinus question.
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猫巷女王i

2020-12-12 20:54

You could create a custom selector similar to :contains for exact matches:

$.expr[':'].containsexactly = function(obj, index, meta, stack) 
{  
    return $(obj).text() === meta[3];
}; 

var myAs = $("a.myclass:containsexactly('My Text')");

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故里飘歌

2020-12-12 21:02
```
$("a.myclass:contains('My Text')")
```
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梦谈多话

2020-12-12 21:06

First, select all tags containing 'MY text'. Then for each exact match, if it matches the condition do what ever you want to do.

$(document).ready(function () {
    $("a:contains('My Text')").each(function () {
        $store = $(this).text();

        if ($store == 'My Text') {
            //do Anything.....
        }
    });
});

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刺人心

2020-12-12 21:07

If you are only bothered if the anchor's text contains a particular string, go with @Dave Morton's solution. If, however, you want to exactly match a particular string, I would suggest something like this:

$.fn.textEquals = function(txt) {
    return $(this).text() == txt;
}

$(document).ready(function() {
    console.log($("a").textEquals("Hello"));
    console.log($("a").textEquals("Hefllo"))
});

<a href="blah">Hello</a>

Slightly improved version (with a second trim parameter):

$.fn.textEquals = function(txt,trim) {
    var text = (trim) ? $.trim($(this).text()) : $(this).text();
    return text == txt;
}

$(document).ready(function() {
    console.log($("a.myclass").textEquals("Hello")); // true
    console.log($("a.anotherClass").textEquals("Foo", true)); // true
    console.log($("a.anotherClass").textEquals("Foo")); // false
});

<a class="myclass" href="blah">Hello</a>
<a class="anotherClass" href="blah">   Foo</a>

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一向

2020-12-12 21:08
I think this should work for the exact match thing..
```
$("a.myclass").html() == "your text"
```
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